Originally posted by oxmixmudd
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Nice attempt at goading me into continuing. I had thought about continuing in that the write-up was geared at 7-8th grade and I might have been able to use it in an educational form in another venue. But know, the only thing that would look 'silly' at this point would be me spending all that time putting together a well thought out presentation of free-fall with the hope it could possibly help you understand where your conception of the world fails. As I said in the previous post, that you could seriously propose the idea the Earth is flat after any study of the concept takes you off the 'capable of reason or being reasoned with' list.
For the most part John, as has been seen in the past to a lesser degree, you rebuttals consist of "Nuh-uh" and "I'm not listening". There is no-one watching this thread that is actually using our conversations to decide the issues you are raising in your posts, though there may be some interested in understanding why some of the points you raise are flawed. Most in the "Flat Earth" side don't even rise to that level. The only thing interesting over there might be the physics of the refraction that enables one to see slightly below the horizon on occasion.
As I said before, Sungenis has a good imagination, and the geocentrism threads have at times been very interesting. But mostly talking with you John is an education in why there are sometimes situations and personalities that simply will not yield to reason. A very important thing to understand in a world full of fanatical Islamic factions that are willing to send children wearing bombs into a public square.
Jim
For the most part John, as has been seen in the past to a lesser degree, you rebuttals consist of "Nuh-uh" and "I'm not listening". There is no-one watching this thread that is actually using our conversations to decide the issues you are raising in your posts, though there may be some interested in understanding why some of the points you raise are flawed. Most in the "Flat Earth" side don't even rise to that level. The only thing interesting over there might be the physics of the refraction that enables one to see slightly below the horizon on occasion.
As I said before, Sungenis has a good imagination, and the geocentrism threads have at times been very interesting. But mostly talking with you John is an education in why there are sometimes situations and personalities that simply will not yield to reason. A very important thing to understand in a world full of fanatical Islamic factions that are willing to send children wearing bombs into a public square.
Jim
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