None of the permanent sun dial fixtures in my city are adjustable.
But, this is a controlled opposition talking point. As Noon is not determined by angle but by daylight, as the length of the day accounts for positional changes over the time of the year. Therefore, the sunlight doesn't come from four distinct directions, but will always be facing the same direction, regardless of position on horizon. It's not noon at midnight during the winter as apposed to summer is it? No, of course not. That would be silly. The tilt is the misdirection in this ploy. As it always has been.
Now the starscape. That will face 4 distinct directions, and should be a panorama of new stars arriving on the nightly.
In short. Learn to recognize controlled opposition. A visualization of third dimensional space, and movements through time will aid you in doing so.
In addition. The light is above the equator on this model. Positioned in line with the sun dial, where as the tilt will NOT cause the shadow to change directions, as it will always be below the sun dial located in the State of Georgia.
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None of the permanent sun dial fixtures in my city are adjustable.
But, this is a controlled opposition talking point. As Noon is not determined by angle but by daylight, as the length of the day accounts for positional changes over the time of the year. Therefore, the sunlight doesn't come from four distinct directions, but will always be facing the same direction, regardless of position on horizon. It's not noon at midnight during the winter as apposed to summer is it? No, of course not. That would be silly. The tilt is the misdirection in this ploy. As it always has been.
Now the starscape. That will face 4 distinct directions, and should be a panorama of new stars arriving on the nightly.
In short. Learn to recognize controlled opposition. A visualization of third dimensional space, and movements through time will aid you in doing so.
In addition. The light is above the equator on this model. Positioned in line with the sun dial, where as the tilt will NOT cause the shadow to change directions, as it will always be below the sun dial located in the State of Georgia.
None of the permanent sun dial fixtures in my city are adjustable.
But, this is a controlled opposition talking point. As Noon is not determined by angle but by daylight, as the length of the day accounts for positional changes over the time of the year. Therefore, the sunlight doesn't come from four distinct directions, but will always be facing the same direction, regardless of position on horizon. It's not noon at midnight during the winter as apposed to summer is it? No, of course not. That would be silly. The tilt is the misdirection in this ploy. As it always has been.
Now the starscape. That will face 4 distinct directions, and should be a panorama of new stars arriving on the nightly.
In short. Learn to recognize controlled opposition. A visualization of third dimensional space, and movements through time will aid you in doing so.
None of the permanent sun dial fixtures in my city are adjustable.
But, this is a controlled opposition talking point. As Noon is not determined by angle but by daylight, as the length of the day accounts for positional changes over the time of the year. Therefore, the sunlight doesn't come from four distinct directions, but will always be facing the same direction, regardless of position on horizon.
Now the starscape. That will face 4 distinct directions, and should be a panorama of new stars arriving on the nightly.
In short. Learn to recognize controlled opposition. A visualization of third dimensional space, and movements through time will aid you in doing so.
None of the permanent sun dial fixtures in my city are adjustable.
But, this is a controlled opposition talking point. As Noon is not determined by angle but by daylight, as the length of the day accounts for positional changes over the time of the year. Therefore, the sunlight doesn't come from four distinct directions, but will always be facing the same direction, regardless of position on horizon.
Now the starscape. That will face 4 distinct directions, and should be a panorama of new stars arriving on the nightly.