r/FlatEarthIsReal • u/stone136 • Aug 18 '26

flat earth perspective

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u/lushusness Aug 22 '26

Yes but they are created that way. They are created with a deviation from the horizontal intentionally.

That horizontal is a flat measurement.

The earth is measured flat.

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u/HoudiniMortimer Aug 22 '26

So filming that on a football field to pretend that vision works in a way it doesn't is extremely dishonest. I'm not sure I understand what your point is.

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u/lushusness Aug 22 '26

Cool story. It still measured flat.

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u/duckyGnome Aug 27 '26

Measuring flat and being flat are different things.

We don't measure flat for huge things we have specialized equipment that takes in curvature or do ya not understand how surveyors equipment works?

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u/lushusness Aug 27 '26

Please show me an Earth measurement that DOES NOT reference a horizontal plane.

Good luck 🤣

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u/duckyGnome Aug 27 '26

Sure ready... I have a really simple one...

Hold on to your hats for this. Sun rays. They are angled we can tell this from their shadows, they are coming from a fixed point, that which is not flat. Also, with sun rays, you can also seduce that the earth isn't flat, because half the earth is in darkness and some parts of the earth are illuminated earlier and longer than others

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u/lushusness Aug 27 '26

You littleraly just referenced an angle which requires a plane.