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RE: If the Earth is a Sphere, Why Does it Look So Flat?
If any of the evidence you may refer to was conclusive, then there would be a decrease in the number of people who disagree with you. I think you will find that is not the case.
That is another statement without evidence. Numbers of irrational and ill informed people who join a cult is not indicative of the truth or falsity of the beliefs they are rejecting irrationally.
And still you provide no comprehensive predictive model... because you do not have one.
Correct: I do not have one. Furthermore, your model cannot be correct. Debunking a flat model is meaningless if the world were a sphere that we live inside of. That is not my model, but it is someone's, and I am not quick to dismiss them or the flat earthers. I think you have confused the devil's advocate for a flat earther. There is no burden of proof on the side of the asker - that falls on the side with all the answers.
The burden of proof for the sphere has already been proven, and you have not proven it incorrect despite claiming it is. And pretending to 'ask questions' in order to shift the burden of proof to the answerer is merely a lazy and dishonest tactic to never have to prove your own claims or prove something already proven is incorrect.
But thank you for admitting you have no testable hypothesis. We have nothing more to discuss unless you state specifics, which you seem to be intentionally avoiding.
I'm sure you believe that, but beliefs are not facts.
It's not a belief, but a fact. That you believe otherwise does not disregard the facts. And since you seem to refuse to make any point at all or take a stand, there is nothing to discuss. The earth is a sphere and will maintain it's easily provable shape to anyone who cares to pay attention, regardless of your pathologic skepticism.
Alternative thinkers everywhere disagree with you.
That they disagree without evidence is irrelevant to the fact that it's a sphere. And I've already addressed the shape and the motion on another post. why not just discuss this on a single post to avoid complexity and repetition.