Damus
Sovereign Being · 1w
I think you're ignoring the experiment and moving to a different example because it's uncomfortable to address. Whenever the topic comes up the goalposts are always moved. The perceived 'complexity' ...
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If this experiment does suggest a flat earth…

1) we have this big pile of experiments and evidence over hear suggesting the earth is a globe and this 1 experiment here suggesting it’s flat. Occam’s razor would suggest the earth is a globe but there is a gap in our understanding ( or methodology, or data analysis of the 1 experiment) that needs reconciled.

2) we have this big pile of experiments and evidence over hear suggesting the earth is a globe and this 1 experiment here suggesting it’s flat.
Throw out all of the well established evidence because1 experiment appears to contradict it.

I’m ok with 2 IF an explanation can be given as to why each and every experiment and observation for a globe earth can be explained and a new model for each presented that can reliably predict what we observe in the real world.
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Hanshan · 1w
this experiment assumes spherical geometry to calculate "real positions" of stars. ie. It uses the Earth's radius, lat/long conversions to determine where a star "really is." so you see when the star is observably occluded and calculate it's "true position" (based on spherical geometry) and theres a...
Sovereign Being · 1w
But, but.... what about all these other experiments? Your points 1&2 are exactly the same. I suspect you haven't looked if you think we have this big pile of irrefutable experiments. You see, you have unreasonable criteria - on one hand you'll swallow a consensus views and CGI imagery from gover...