Comments by "Flook D" (@flookd5516) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

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  7. ​ @StephenJelinek  "refraction bends the subject image around the curve into our view" It bends the light coming form the object. Refraction occurs with atmospheric density decreasing with altitude. Mirages arise when there are abrupt change in density between different layers, ie., the weather a cold wet layer in. How a mirage appears depends on the exact layering at that moment; since there is movement of air in the atmosphere (winds) the image wobbles. "5 x 5 =25 x .6667 = 16.6667' of curvature" It really passed you by, didn't it? Quote: How far you can see is determined by curvature, elevation & refraction. All factors have to be accounted for in calculations. You can't ignore factors and expect to be using the right equation. You can't ignore elevation & refraction and expect to get an accurate prediction of where the horizon is. "I'm only interested in curvature" is not going to magically nullify the effects of elevation & refraction. Making a prediction requires that you use all relevant factors. Devising an experiment means you need to take into account all factors. You can't make testable predictions by ignoring key factors. If you want to test how gar you cases then you need to make accurate calculations for your predictions. Elevation & refraction have to be included - is that clear? Do I need to say it again and in how many different ways? "Go ahead trust NASA and all the CGI they feed us" NASA is not the only space agency. Blue Marble (1972) was shot on a single frame of film, long before CGI; just how difficult is it for you to check that? None of you seem to understand what CGI actually is and none of you have been able to say what your technique is for identifying. Why don't you try? "If the earth spins at 1000 mph?" Measurably so. "Orbits the sun at 66,000 mph?" Measurably so. "speeds that are beyond our comprehension" Certainly yours.... "we do not experience a single one of these motions" Because the body is sensitive to acceleration, not motion. We deduce motion from what we observe around us, not directly sense it. "You think we could hang a plumb bob over a mark on the floor, put a 24/7 camera on it and measure some kind of motion." Foucult's pendulum. Not surprisingly, you underestimate that factors need to be taken into account. You are not a Great Witness. Your thoughts & observations are not the definitive factors determining reality, just your self-centredness. Why would an omnipotent Dei require a Servus exactly?
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