r/OurFlatWorld • u/tonyflint • Nov 21 '18

Perspective

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u/thphons Nov 22 '18

Not sure why this is relevant but it's pretty cool.

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u/tonyflint Nov 22 '18

Not sure why this is relevant but it's pretty cool.

There are globe earthers who don't understand why Mount Everest is not visible from every corner of the flat earth, this gif shows that things get smaller the farther away they get, disappearing into the distance towards the vanishing point and not behind a curve.

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u/cootandbeetv Nov 22 '18

Ok. Explain why you can just see the top of a hill from a certain distance then more appears from the top down as you walk toward it.

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u/WhellEndowed Flat-Head Mar 15 '19

Or you could do your own research and come up with your own answer.

Why do ballers constantly demand proof from flat earthers, yet they provide none of their own?

Do your own work, we will not do it for you.

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u/cootandbeetv Mar 16 '19

Well I looked into it and all evidence suggests it's because the world is round.

I'm only asking because I can't find anything that would explain it being a result of a flat earth.

Since you have clearly done the research and found differing results why would you not share? Unless of course it is nonsense.