>>23620742Yes buildings disappear over the horizon You've never noticed it?
Those boats are pretty far out, I'll grant that. But there's always the "just sail about twice as far then" response, so until we get something we can clearly measure and test rather than just a camera zooming in it's useless.
>Stick and shadow experiment doesn't negate either modelI suppose you're right, I need to think a bit more about that. Hold on, how does night time happen on flat Earth?
I don't know what's going on with that image, I'll have to take a closer look at it. I expect it's either fake or isn't what you claim it is. But who knows, maybe I'll be convinced.
If the stars don't prove curvature, I'd like to hear you explanation for how stars work.
Yeah I know you can change the spin of water in a funnel, I do things like that all the time. The relation to toilet bowls however is not necessarily an example of that. But I'll admit it may well be an urban legend, I was planning on testing it if I ever went to the southern hemisphere and so with that I neglected to actually pay attention to which direction it spins in the north to confirm if it's consistent in the first place.
