Not only is the earth flat, it is also infinite

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Indeed.

>ITT delusions and illusions
>So redpill, much conspiracy, way woah
>This is why /x/ can't have nice things.
>SageThisShit

>>18993135
>Hi I'm OP
>I did drugs and has a vision
>Look at this paint image I made up in 15, I mean 45 minutes cause I jerked off to it as a ritual to honor its intensity
>I think the edges of Earth are polar caps without the polar part.
>I really shouldn't be off my meds, on the internet, or away from my caretaker because I'm mentally ill to a severe degree
>I'm sorry for wasting your time /x/
>SageThisShit
>mods delete32 this
>I'll be a good boy, I swear

>>18993135
>createn

>>18993135
Spoiler alert: Heaven is inside you, that's how it is infinite.

>>18993135
Stop huffing paint Charlie

If the earth is an infinite plane, why doesn't gravity make it all collapse into a black hole?

>>18993135
So we're at the very center of this infinite plane of concentric worlds? What makes us so special? Don't tell me that there are more worlds nested in the north pole because that's even more ridiculous than your first claim

>>18993205
Gravity doesn't real

IDK Op. why all the science and math, that prove we are on a globe? Still can't look past basic logic. Sorry FE/EE.

>>18993209
>the earth is flat
>gravity isn't real

So instead of just making one absurd claim without evidence, you're now making two independent absurd claims without evidence.

You're only making your work harder for yourself.

man i got baited so hard. i thought this thread was going to present theories on why the earth is flat. but it just some faggot larper who had a "magical vision" while summoning a succubs to be his sex slave.

>>18993228
You sound upset, maybe you should take a break from the internet.

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>>18993135
>South or North pole, depending on where we aproach it from
How, if the North is in the midde, could it be anything but the south?

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>all these shitposts prettymuch just slandering me
So looks like I am on to something. Thanks again for the confirmation, [government agency]

>>18993236
It doesn't really matter, but there are huge amount of mathematics that I don't have the patience to write down. Basically though we are not just 3 or 4 dimension, there are hypercube geometrics at play when approaching to south pole. That is however sort of trivial at this point, unless one wants to cross over to the other side? I wouldn't do that, but would you?

>>18993207
Infinite would mean no center. I mean, I guess no matter which one you were standing on, it would appear to be the center since it's infinite in every direction

>>18993232
yeah you're probably right I should

>>18993261
Yeah, take me there

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>>18993261

>>18993255
>fluoride stares at screen

>>18993193
I meanth the biblical understanding of space, which was also called the heaven or heavens. God created heaven and earth the same day, as if they are 2 opposites instead of just earth being one of the planets inside the space. This is why I think earth is infinite like space, and Hermes confirms this with the first rule of universe "as above so below".

Like you said, the transcensent heaven/The inner peace/inner light/gnosis/nirvana/what have you, is also infinite. It is a universe that we must take care of and build, like ours is inside our god. As above so below.

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>>18993207
>Don't tell me that there are more worlds nested in the north pole because that's even more ridiculous than your first claim
Here is a gif of a hypercube. Need I say more?

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>>18993135
>There are people this retarded.

Have a nice life faggot.

>>18993349
thanks bro

>>18993275
More like the Biblical misunderstanding.

>>18993284
>Here is a gif of a hypercube. Need I say more?

Er, yeah, you probably should.

>Here's a gif of a cat. Need I say more?!

>>18993205
>gravity
Butterflies, hornets, bees, flies.

>>18993408
I already gave away the context in the greentext. If you want me to explain the hypercubic physics of the infinite earth, then I hope you have the next 20 years free to hear me out. We need to start from the very beginning of quantum mechanics, maybe even further depending on your degree on physics so far. How much do you know about subatomic particles and their relations to one another?

>>18993445
>tard

>>18993135
If he Earth is infinite, then why are we so worried about overpopulation and whatnot. We plan on colonizing another planet because of this problem. Unless overpopulation is another lie. You got me thinking. Thank you OP.

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>>18993135

It's time to go home, son.

Sorry sweetie it's actually turtles all the way down

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>>18993135

>>18993568
Kek

>>18993135
If earth was flat then where did Elcano end up? A parallel universe?

>>18993135
If the earth is flat, why are the artics so cold?

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>>18993135

>>18993135
Why can't you guys ever even try to back up your claims in these shit threads? I'm fine with even believing the Blue Avians exist. They at least put a lot of leg work into that theory. But these threads just shit up the place.

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>>18993135
U wot m8?

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>>18993135
Seriously?>>18993669
>>18993678

>>18993135
explain sydney santiago flight

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>>18993135
You shouldn't drink the mercury from your thermometers...

>>18993445
>no gravity

Penguins, ostriches, fat people

>>18993163
>>18993135

Love you

>>18993585
You forgot about narnia and middle earth continents bro

>>18993712
>only fat people can't fly
Welp, down to a new rabbit hole!

>>18993135
i almost hurt my eyes reading your post made them roll back so fast/hard.

>>18993135

You know it's bad when even /x/ isn't buying into your retarded bullshit.

>>18993275
Fluid. Close communications immediately, OP.

Phantom day -> void(nothing) day -> ?¿

If your enlightening idea is that "as above so below" means the earth is as big as the heavens above then wouldn't that idea also lead one to the opposite conclusion that the universe is round and finite like the planet below?

>>18993585
>literally calls their sun a ball
Man, outer-earthers are fucking retarded.

>>18993797
back to square one- earth is spherical, but were on the inside

>>18993135
>pic claims Hyperborea exists outside the so called "ice barrier"
>on flat Earth
>where gravity supposedly doesn't exist
>when, therefore, the concept of North and South doesn't exist
>when Hyperborea literally translates to "super North" or "beyond the North"

Way to contradict your own theory OP.
I mean I know you are just roleplaying and trolling, but come on, don't be lazy about it.

>>18993585
As a fantasy/mythological concept, this is incredibly cool.

As accepting it as model for the universe, its really fucking retarded.

>>18994524
What about the sun and moon grouping that are both called "Yah"?

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>>18993135
>>18993669
>>18993678
>South or North Pole

The flat earther that created this doesn't even understand their own model.

The North pole is at the center of the map in that circular projection, and the south pole is represented by the circumference.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azimuthal_equidistant_projection

>>18993135
> ok, if you say so...

hmmm....further proves what I thought...... have people evolved??? or de-evolved???

Coriollis effect???
Constellation upside down in southern hemisphere???

>>18995941

A friend of mine I found out is into all of this. I found out because he tricked me into accepting a premise and to be perfectly honest I'm having trouble reconciling it. And this is before he ever knew I had navigation training in the late 1990's, so how an azimuthal map works is no mystery to me. I can not for the life of me explain how I can see the Chicago skyline in every type of weather at all times of the day and night. Flat on, no perspective change, every type of lighting. Its stuck in a loop in my head. I'm not a flat earther, but there's enough there for the gears in my mind to at least turn.

Then he sat me down when he saw my reaction and started showing me the 'globalist' (as he called them) defenders on twitter and I was shocked at what I can only describe as rabid autism.

I can't believe I'm even entertaining the idea.

>>18997148
relax chill. now observe the people discreditting the thoughts. remember want long till the 9/11 crazies kinda made 9/11 a huge joke where people have legit questions but the are gargled up in the collective nut spoutting about missiles and nasa laser programs.

>>18993163
>>18993135

isnt the pole star not actually situated over the pole though? what are all of these things connecting to in that net on that one pic?

>>18993135
>This came to me as a sacred vision

So, a dream or a hallucination.

>>18993220
That's literally what people like Steven Hawking do

OH. MY. GOD!

THIS
IS
THE

FUCKING

PINNACLE YOU IDIOTIC MORONS


FUCK

>>18995941
>What about the sun and moon grouping that are both called "Yah"?

Different pronunciation maybe.

>>18996838

The endarkenment proceeds apace.

Not only are people getting dumber, they're actually proud of it.

>>18997148

You should probably suck start a shotgun before it's too late.

It's a mental illness and it's contagious.

>>18997148
Seeing the chicago skyline from where, exactly? How does your friend react to literally anything from any space agency, ever? Not trying to be an ass, I'm honestly curious, flat earthers are downright fascinating to me.

damn .. hi shills

>>18993198
Underrated

>>18993135
Poe's law.

>>18993193
Underrated post

>>18997148
I would have thought somebody trained in navigation could do basic math, but I guess not.

>>18997530
No, Stephen Hawking bases his work on evidence and observations and logic and math.

Some people here are on the right track, but believing that the earth is flat is insanity.
You obscure real conspiracies by buying into fake ones.

>>18997724
From 46 miles away across whatever lake it's positioned on. It's my lynchpin and I think he knew that. The buildings are indeed flat on, not angled by perspective and are not a mirage. They're there through all weather systems and times of day. I've even been mulling it over today. The tallest building should be like 300' below the curve of the earth.

>>18998843
This.

OP is either a troll or seriously mentally disabled person, unfortunately.

Do people who think the earth is flat also not believe in plate tectonics?

>>18993445
Solid objects

>>18998856
>whatever lake they're positioned on

Yeah, you sure sound like you've made this observation. Totally legit.

>>18997890
Indeeded

>>18998879
You're not helping. I am practically begging people anonymously when I can to explain this to me. All I'm getting is twitter autism and these Bill Nye level insults.

https://youtu.be/yHcDP9sHk4E

You are my new god

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>>18998905
It's a very simple thing, anon, not hard to understand.

Due to the curvature of the Earth, Chicago's skyline is not visible from Dunes State Park, across the lake. Sometimes when the weather conditions are right, there will be enough refraction to make it visible.

Even then, you can still notice the curvature of the earth, because the bottoms of the skyscrapers are still cut off.

You can go there and test this yourself. Most days, you won't see Chicago at all. On a flat earth you'd be able to see Chicago every day, including the beach of the lake on the other side. As well as the trees and houses and farms outside of chicago, not just the tallest skyscrapers.

And it's Lake Michigan. Anybody who actually goes there is going to know perfectly well that both Chicago and the park are on Lake Michigan.


And if you don't want people to insult you, anon, don't insult them by lying to them.

>>18998970
>lying

I don't know the name of the lake because I don't live there. I live ten states away.

Secondly I've seen a time lapse of Chicago several days in a row through every shift in weather. You can always see it with a zoom. Period. It isn't a mirage. Greater mirages are still wavy, distorted and need perfect conditions to even be visible.

The deflection of this point alone by basically saying 'you're seeing things' is impressing on me that this is a legitimate problem. I'm not being tricked by light. This is video, time lapsed video of the buildings.

>>18993261
ITT: stoner retard failures pretend they're genius physicists and mathematicians

>>18999387
You claimed you had been there multiple times. You would have known it was Lake Michigan.

>period, it isn't a mirage

You're lying again. The photos I posted just prove it. That's Chicago from the beach. Because it's in different weather conditions, the mirage is of greater or lesser extent. Thus sometimes much of the Chicago skyline is visible, others only the tips of the tallest buildings.

Your time lapse means nothing, because superior mirages can indeed last for hours. Shit, sometimes the mirage is the Chicago skyline upside down.
What your flat earther youtuber isn't going to do is show all the times you can't see chicago from that spot, because that would debunk him.

You're completely full of shit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8v7mlvh8xI

>>18993135
Yer kinda stupid, ain't ya?

>>18997530
No, not at all. You see, scientists like Hawking actually provide verifiable evidence to support their claims. Flatards, or the other hand, never have anything other than "Muh NASA conspiracy!", "Muh bible!" and "I saw it in a dream/during a drug trip!"

>>18997148
>I can see the Chicago skyline in every type of weather at all times of the day and night
Yeah, no, that only happens under very specific conditions, you lying piece of shit.

>>18998000
Trips of truth.

>>18993135
Any scientific evidence or research to back this theory up?

>>18999999
>>19000000

>>18999547

I never said I had been there. Not even once.

To me it seems you're not really qualified to analyze data since you can't even accurately analyze a couple paragraphs.

Your response is that mirages last for all hours and through all conditions.

But they need very specific conditions to exist.

So which is it? I watch the time lapse of an entire, flat perspective Horizon through day and night, rain and sun. Show me a picture of a superior mirage without distortions above and below in every type of weather.

>>19001211
>all hours and all conditions

No, they can last many hours over the same condition.

>I can see the Chicago skyline in every type of weather at all times of the day and night.

If you've never actually seen it, then why are you pretending it's true?

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Oh hey guys, this is still up? Nice.

>>19000313
Should probably clear things up a bit.

Stephen Hawking is a hypothesist. An old fashioned back of the envelope theoretical physicist.

That is, he studies physics. Classical physics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, relativity, things that are real and observable and have been confirmed by experimentation. He studies how they work, and then makes predictions based off of these things that nobody ever realized before.

He hasn't performed tests himself to confirm or disprove his predictions. Thousands of other physicists are busy testing to see if his hypotheses are right. The reason they're working so hard on it is because his logic and math and rational are so good for his hypotheses, it would be easier to believe that he's right, than to believe that he's wrong, because that would require written several laws of physics.

Some people say that's not really science. It's the same as imagining giant trees millions of years ago that an ancient race of giant lumberjacks chopped down, because some rock formations look like tree stumps. No, it's not. Forming hypotheses based on evidence is a fundamentally important part of science. Furthermore, they have to be testable. It could be some day that Stephen Hawking is proven wrong. That would be fine. It's how science works. Albert Einstein formulated his theories of relativity first. It would be years later before anybody proved he was right.

>>18996815
Because you would name a center 'north pole' and a outside border 'south pole ' right?

It does not hold up. Try selling sand to ISIS, that some does make more sense

>>19001278
My point is his work's based on actual EVIDENCE, not just stuff he pulled out of his ass or saw on a forum and didn't fact-check.

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>>18993135
>>18993585

There is more to see

>>18998970
see how those "buildings" get bigger?

...yeah. think before you speak dumb dumb

>>19001359
Yeah, that's because the conditions that allow for the mirage improve. See how they get smaller? That's because the conditions for the mirage diminish.

The fact that it's changing at all means its a mirage.

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>>18993585
>THOT: The moving island
It's about time