Post by Richard on Jul 13, 2015 12:24:38 GMT
Source: Flat Earth Clues interview 21, about 20 minutes in. At 23:00 earth is like a rollet table where it bulges in the center.
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Mark was asked a question on the radio interview what the other side of the earth looks like. He speculated that, “it could be an inversion of what it is here; that there could be people living there with gravity operating by a different set of rules.”
What BULL!
First, no one knows what the other side of the earth looks like. Mark admittedly speculated but to say that people live there with gravity holding them down is complete non-sense. As a side note, after he said this, the host of the program, who seems to know a bit of the flat earth, didn't call him on that one.
To speculate is one thing but at least make it with some logic. Sargent is wrong on several issues on saying that people “could be living on the other side.” This should never come from someone who knows about the flat earth. Here are my reasons why this statement is stupid.
1 – There is NO such thing as gravity (it's just the weight of an object that holds everything down.)
2 – There are NO "other set of rules"
3 – People, all lose objects and water will fall off
Sargent knows that water can't be held in any shape; that water seeks its own level. So, why say that water can be under us ( implying: on land facing in the other direction) and not fall off into space?
Then, about 1 minute later he said, said, quoting and apparently agreeing that, “the earth is shaped like a roulette wheel.”
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This is nonsense for those who know about the flat earth. I've seen this drawing of the shape he is talking about. The shape is like where the North Pole is and the most northern countries are on a slope. The further south you go until about midway it curves up and levels right before you hit the Antarctic (the best way I can describe it in words). Now, we all know that water can't hold on to the side of a hill, and there would still be problems with flying in planes, building construction, etc.
Sargent does not believe that the earth is like a coin – his model of the world is the roulette wheel! WRONG! The earth is more or less like a coin (with valleys, hills and mountains).
"It's easy to fly like an eagle when you live among the turkeys."
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Mark was asked a question on the radio interview what the other side of the earth looks like. He speculated that, “it could be an inversion of what it is here; that there could be people living there with gravity operating by a different set of rules.”
What BULL!
First, no one knows what the other side of the earth looks like. Mark admittedly speculated but to say that people live there with gravity holding them down is complete non-sense. As a side note, after he said this, the host of the program, who seems to know a bit of the flat earth, didn't call him on that one.
To speculate is one thing but at least make it with some logic. Sargent is wrong on several issues on saying that people “could be living on the other side.” This should never come from someone who knows about the flat earth. Here are my reasons why this statement is stupid.
1 – There is NO such thing as gravity (it's just the weight of an object that holds everything down.)
2 – There are NO "other set of rules"
3 – People, all lose objects and water will fall off
Sargent knows that water can't be held in any shape; that water seeks its own level. So, why say that water can be under us ( implying: on land facing in the other direction) and not fall off into space?
Then, about 1 minute later he said, said, quoting and apparently agreeing that, “the earth is shaped like a roulette wheel.”
Where's the Shill Button?
This is nonsense for those who know about the flat earth. I've seen this drawing of the shape he is talking about. The shape is like where the North Pole is and the most northern countries are on a slope. The further south you go until about midway it curves up and levels right before you hit the Antarctic (the best way I can describe it in words). Now, we all know that water can't hold on to the side of a hill, and there would still be problems with flying in planes, building construction, etc.
Sargent does not believe that the earth is like a coin – his model of the world is the roulette wheel! WRONG! The earth is more or less like a coin (with valleys, hills and mountains).
"It's easy to fly like an eagle when you live among the turkeys."
