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RE: INTRODUCTION: "I think earth might be flat. Why do we trust NASA so much...?"

in #introduceyourself7 years ago

The flat earth argument was lost several thousand years ago. Science happened. What would the point in lying about it?

Damn, I promised myself not to go down this road again ;)

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Ah, I see. You are a worshipper of "science". The Ultimate Question: WHY LIE? To set you up. For what? Evolution.

To keep you blind to your own Divinity.

ROFL! We are just specks in the universe, but we are still special

What is a ROFL? Does it benefit our discussion? -this is rhetorical, and you are still special.

How do you know we are specks in the universe? - this is a genuine question.

I am genuinely intrigued, what is your most conclusive experiential evidence "we are specks in the universe"? [specify how you know]

There's this cool thing called science. Millions devote their lives to it all over the world from all cultures and countries. Thousands of years ago early scientists noticed evidence that they didn't live on a flat earth, e.g. different angle of the sun, different stars when they reached the southern hemisphere. We have used that knowledge to explore our world and beyond. The spherical (okay, not a perfect sphere) model is used to model weather, ocean currents and navigation. It works very well. I've been to the other side of the world and I know what jet lag feels like.

If you are happy ignoring all this then it probably makes no difference to your life and I wish you all the best.

BTW some friends of mine who work on space technology will be really miffed that all their efforts are wasted.

Im flattered to have all these new fans, let me know when those space technology friends of yours, actually go to space.