Ball spinning while moving 66.6K MPH.

[Stripped Rights]

Where do we start?

Babies don't feel pain and circumcision is good for you?
Or that registering at birth and gaining 14th amendment US Citizen status is an advantage?
Or that vaccinations are good for you? My father has had only one and is in better shape than ALL of his contemporaries.
That Taxes are voluntary?
That the United States is America and not a foreign corporation chartered in 1871?
That the Federal Reserve and IRS are American governmental entities?
That the saturated fat/cholesterol hypothesis of coronary artery disease is real?
That the food pyramid is proper nutrition?
That school is for education and not conditioning/training to be fleeced?
That a mortgage is anything more than a "death pledge" designed to never be paid off?
That "We the People" won the revolutionary war?
That 7/11 was a part-time job?
That Space is real and NASA is science and we landed on the moon? That it spins in orbit so perfectly that it never, ever changes face?
That it's possible to be on the surface of a 25,000 mile diameter sphere spinning 1,000+ MPH and orbiting a star at 66.6K MPH and feel no sensation?!
That Ivermectin is bad and should be banned for treating COVID and that masks work and the "vaccines" prevent transmission?
That the "government" is here to help and has our best interests in mind?
That treating symptoms rather than curing cause is good practice?
That voting is a political solution?
That questioning the above is concerning?

Do you really believe your statement "I understand critical thinking but it just seems like some people think everyone everywhere is deceiving them. I just can't imagine going through life like that."

If you do, you're not alone. Some say ignorance is bliss. Sure wasn't for me.

Nothing to see here; you should probably get the fuck out of here as fast as possible unless you're willing to have all of your sacred cows slaughtered in front of you.

Lot to unpack there and I don't like wasting time so I'll just ask you about space. NOT the moon landing, plenty of motivation to fake that.

What is "the mans" motivation to lie about space, orbit, and a spherical earth? What's their benefit?

 

[Nigel]

Are we about to get into a flat earth debate here? If so this thread better become even more epic than the Larry thread. The bar has been set LOL!

Challenge accepted!

 

[Nigel]

Lot to unpack there and I don't like wasting time so I'll just ask you about space. NOT the moon landing, plenty of motivation to fake that.

What is "the mans" motivation to lie about space, orbit, and a spherical earth? What's their benefit?

Watch the Eric Dubay video I shared. There are many reasons.

 

[Stripped Rights]

Watch the Eric Dubay video I shared. There are many reasons.

Like what? Just tell me.

 

[Nigel]

Like what? Just tell me.

It’s too much to type on a phone and I’m stuffed. I wouldn’t post any old 1.5 hour video. That one is special. Go search his name and the title on YouTube and notice it doesn’t come up. That should tip you off that (((they))) don’t want you watching it.

 

[Ben Waylin]

Where do we start?

Babies don't feel pain and circumcision is good for you?
Or that registering at birth and gaining 14th amendment US Citizen status is an advantage?
Or that vaccinations are good for you? My father has had only one and is in better shape than ALL of his contemporaries.
That Taxes are voluntary?
That the United States is America and not a foreign corporation chartered in 1871?
That the Federal Reserve and IRS are American governmental entities?
That the saturated fat/cholesterol hypothesis of coronary artery disease is real?
That the food pyramid is proper nutrition?
That school is for education and not conditioning/training to be fleeced?
That a mortgage is anything more than a "death pledge" designed to never be paid off?
That "We the People" won the revolutionary war?
That 7/11 was a part-time job?
That Space is real and NASA is science and we landed on the moon? That it spins in orbit so perfectly that it never, ever changes face?
That it's possible to be on the surface of a 25,000 mile diameter sphere spinning 1,000+ MPH and orbiting a star at 66.6K MPH and feel no sensation?!
That Ivermectin is bad and should be banned for treating COVID and that masks work and the "vaccines" prevent transmission?
That the "government" is here to help and has our best interests in mind?
That treating symptoms rather than curing cause is good practice?
That voting is a political solution?
That questioning the above is concerning?

Do you really believe your statement "I understand critical thinking but it just seems like some people think everyone everywhere is deceiving them. I just can't imagine going through life like that."

If you do, you're not alone. Some say ignorance is bliss. Sure wasn't for me.

Nothing to see here; you should probably get the fuck out of here as fast as possible unless you're willing to have all of your sacred cows slaughtered in front of you.

 

[Nigel]

Tl;dr

 

[Ben Waylin]

Tl;dr

 

[Nigel]

7/10.

 

[cliffc8488]

I don't know if you're trying to argue the earth is flat (it isn't) because we can't perceive the speed at which the surface of the planet moves in relation to the sun or what you're trying to say.

The relevant speed is the *angular* velocity. The earth rotates at an angular velocity of one rotation per day. That is extremely slow. If someone put you on a turntable that rotated at that speed it would be almost imperceptible and you certainly wouldn't go flying off it.

The centrifugal force generated by one rotation per day is extremely small and insignificant compared to the gravitational force. The earth would have to spin 17 times faster than it currently does for the centrifugal force to overcome the gravitational force.

Anyone who thinks the earth is a flat disk has never tried to dig to China when they were a kid. If it were a flat disk all of us who did would've fallen through and plunged into the darkness of space (or something equally stupid). Also, if the earth were flat Zeus would've tried to use it as a Tiddlywink and we all would've been destroyed.

 

[Nigel]

I don't know if you're trying to argue the earth is flat (it isn't) because we can't perceive the speed at which the surface of the planet moves in relation to the sun or what you're trying to say.

The relevant speed is the *angular* velocity. The earth rotates at an angular velocity of one rotation per day. That is extremely slow. If someone put you on a turntable that rotated at that speed it would be almost imperceptible and you certainly wouldn't go flying off it.

The centrifugal force generated by one rotation per day is extremely small and insignificant compared to the gravitational force. The earth would have to spin 17 times faster than it currently does for the centrifugal force to overcome the gravitational force.

Anyone who thinks the earth is a flat disk has never tried to dig to China when they were a kid. If it were a flat disk all of us who did would've fallen through and plunged into the darkness of space (or something equally stupid). Also, if the earth were flat Zeus would've tried to use it as a Tiddlywink and we all would've been destroyed.

No one said it was a flat disc. That’s a common shill tactic. It’s impossible to be both spinning at any speed and moving at 66.6K mph and not feel it. You’d feel it standing still, and more so moving around. The momentum of tens of thousands of miles per hour could be felt by moving in any direction otherwise. They go on to suggest the whole solar system is moving at 500k mph AND the galaxy even faster. Ludicrous nonsense.

 

[cliffc8488]

No one said it was a flat disc. That’s a common shill tactic. It’s impossible to be both spinning at any speed and moving at 66.6K mph and not feel it. You’d feel it standing still, and more so moving around. The momentum of tens of thousands of miles per hour could be felt by moving in any direction otherwise. They go on to suggest the whole solar system is moving at 500k mph AND the galaxy even faster. Ludicrous nonsense.

You flunked physics.