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No idea what anyone would count as proof for anything. On top of my head I can say:

The sun always turns to the right, in a clockwise direction. No matter where you are on earth, or no matter what season of the year.

Venus can be seen in the middle of the night. During winter in the northern hemisphere.

Northstar remains stationary (in the same position) throughout the night.

Footage from amateur high altitude balloons show a level surface.

Water always finds its level, then remain level.

No empirical and objective proof that we live on anything other then a level and stationary surface exist.

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: Made the water part a bit clearer

No idea what anyone would count as proof for anything. On top of my head I can say:

The sun always turns to the right, in a clockwise direction. No matter where you are on earth, or no matter what season of the year.

Venus can be seen in the middle of the night. During winter in the northern hemisphere.

Northstar remains stationary (in the same position) throughout the night.

Footage from amateur high altitude balloons show a level surface.

Water always finds its level, then remind level.

No empirical and objective proof that we live on anything other then a level and stationary surface exist.

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: Original

No idea what anyone would count as proof for anything. On top of my head I can say:

The sun always turns to the right, in a clockwise direction. No matter where you are on earth, or no matter what season of the year.

Venus can be seen in the middle of the night. During winter in the northern hemisphere.

Northstar remains stationary (in the same position) throughout the night.

Footage from amateur high altitude balloons show a level surface.

Water always remind level.

No empirical and objective proof that we live on anything other then a level and stationary surface exist.

3 years ago
1 score