No, you just only get to see half at a time, you don't choose which half, and it takes a day to see it all.
Unless you mean flat earth, then my point is void because you can see the inhabited face of the disc at all times. But then what's on the bottom side of a flat earth model? More confused humans?
Back to my point, the ISS orbits the earth every 90 minutes, so no matter where you are, it can see you or it will see you soon.
Real talk, what's the implications? All the Jews in Europe will pack up and pilgrimage east? Then when its just Frenchman and Africans as far as your eye can see, who will keep things running smoothly? Are the Jews going to leave the Americas and Asia as well?
Or will they just have a larger homeland to talk about in their Parisian bagel delis?
I don't see how you're still missing the point unless you're a bot.
Ukraine also must lose enough men to meet their food needs. The West is assisting them with equipment, which they are trading to Africa for rations.
The war continues until there's low enough population that there's enough food for all Slavs.
The land gains and losses are irrelevant, and the infrastructure as well. All things are able to be rebuilt.
I'm exactly saying that this war is a cartoon. The casualties are real, but the story arc was written ahead of time. The only goal is to keep both sides willing to send more men to die.
Who wins what battle in which city, none of this is important, because the end had been determined before the beginning.
When you watch a sports movie and the underdog starts to win, you cheer the underdog--but the only reason they come back and win is because that's how the script was written. The goal of the movie was to take your money, the underdog story is only useful in getting you into the theater.
The wartime updates on the state of the battles is only to keep the men hopefully volunteering to march to their deaths, to keep donating to the fake charities.
You're trying to make sense of a Balkan war, when there is no sense to be made.
The battle lines will shift until the proper amount of troops and equipment have been lost by both sides and then it will end.
They are chewing their population down to an amount that matches their lazy farmers' grain output.
When the lion hungers, does he sink his claws into his own flesh?
Don't harm yourself until you've tried harming the ones making your life so difficult. (Not "random bystanders who take part in the system" but the actual people causing your problems.)
Yeah. That's the biggest Pro, I'd say. The biggest Con being the slow turning 1/2 earth in frame thing I said.
And a big Pro to setting up on the FAR side of the moon is that no one can see you ever unless they physically go there to look. You could hide all sorts of things on the dark side of the moon.
But your surveillance would instead be looking out into the cosmos. You'd need to deploy a giant mirror in orbit behind the moon to look around the edge and see earth.
So maybe if there's mirrors orbiting within view of the dark side of the moon, we're probably being spied on from outer space.
Where are JWST and Hubble?