Flat smacking bitches
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So globesmacking is a thing when I talk about menisci? I'm globesmacked!
Menisci is a lens that is convex on one side and concave on the other. If you want to relate it to water you have to be more specific. Also you're taking about an effect of water tension which has conditions. The shape of the earth has already been proven and is online for those who actually care. As the Christ is found in between Lucifer and Satan so it's all truth found in the same fashion. If your masters let us talk about flat and round then surely it is in between the two. A rounded tetrahedron fits the bill exactly. What creator would make a pancake earth or a sphere? The earth is special. Also please at least show your moderator smart. You shouldn't make mistakes like, the earth is round because "some other observations". that's like commoncore kids saying the earth is round because sun and moon are round. That's ridiculous logic.
Water menisci are water surfaces that can be either concave or convex. My context was sufficient.
Doesn't sound like Christian "flat earthe" to me. He is my one master.
Like in Inception? I like it! It accords with the cube in the heavens, Rev. 21-22, and I'm no fan of oblate spheroids when I have an alternative. Some gravity and curvature math is needed, of course, and ordinary measurement should answer those. I'll need to go dig out the guy who found the four corners (vertices) of the tetrahedron.
But I don't think I was mistaken, you can call me out specifically if necessary.
The truth is out there
That's a very nice projection, one of my favorites. But that was devised to put the map border entirely in the ocean (like Buckminster-Fuller), whereas I'm told the firmament entirely touches the land and not the ocean (not sure if that's Enoch or otherwise). Do you think we should take the four corners of the land and fix this projection? The border would still fall partly in the ocean, though. Not sure if that solves the problem that the Antarctica ice wall was intended to solve.