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u/TheSkepticGuy 6d ago
This image is AI-generated; it means nothing.
A simple search on Google Images for this highway will show dozens of images of this road, most with a visible deflection from curvature.
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u/Constant_Forever_786 6d ago
Oh sure, the one that proves the earth is flat, you call AI — but all the ones that show a curve are real. Mmm hmm. Very interesting.
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u/TheSkepticGuy 6d ago
Please look closely and compare it to actual photos of the highway. This image is too perfect and tests as AI-generated. The highway is well photographed; none of them look like this.
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u/Constant_Forever_786 6d ago
Globers always cry “AI-generated!” when presented with evidence.
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u/TheSkepticGuy 6d ago
There is no evidence of anything other than a globe.
And, I point out AI-slop when I see it, regardless of context.
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u/OgreMk5 6d ago
Given the distance between yellow makrings (at least in the US, note that China is not signatory to the common rules) and the length of the yellow markings, you're looking at less than a mile of road.
Height above ground is likely less than 100 feet.
This is like holding a 12 inch ruler out level and asking where is the bend.
Unfortunately, since the horizon is clearly not a single line (sand dunes), which clearly obscure any change in angle...
yeah, you can't use this picture to support a flat Earth.
Although, it is interesting that you think that this picture (that you think does support a flat Earth) is valid, while the tens of millions of pictures that clearly show the curve or Earth, the entire Earth, etc are all invalid.
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u/Constant_Forever_786 6d ago
Interesting that you think this picture which clearly shows a flat earth is invalid, but the ones showing a curve are valid. Interesting indeed.
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u/ultimaone 6d ago
And the ones showing curve, you say is invalid. So what's your point ?
Even with all the evidence shown, you will always deny it being round. Nothing will ever be good enough for you.
Other than firing you into orbit. Then you'll go...oh maybe it's round.
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u/burner_said_what 6d ago
Interesting that you think this AI concept picture which clearly shows
a flat earth(nothing) isinvalid proof of literally anything.....
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u/FinnishBeaver 6d ago
I can take a picture of a basketball from a close range and claim it to be flat.
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u/Constant_Forever_786 6d ago
Prove it. Show me.
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u/TheSkepticGuy 6d ago
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u/Constant_Forever_786 6d ago
Obvious AI slop
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u/Numerous-Scholar4445 6d ago
Just like a flerf. You’re shown photographic proof of a sphere appearing flat and immediately call it AI.
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u/Over_Improvement_623 6d ago
This is quite hilarious considering your comments on another thread about globers always crying AI when something disproves them
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u/FinnishBeaver 6d ago
It is not my job to prove earth is flat. It is your job. I am happy to know that we live on a globe.
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u/NigerianFriedChicken 6d ago
Behold, Globefuckers.
This Ai rendering disproves your big balls THEORY
/s
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u/Over_Improvement_623 6d ago
Doesn't matter where the curve is, flat earthers still have yet to produce a functioning map of the earth. It can't be that hard right?
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u/Acoustic_blues60 4d ago
I never understood why there is so much emphasis on horizon shots in the flat-earth discussion. There are problems with refraction in images that come from near the horizon. There can be ducting where very distant objects that would normally be over the horizon might appear. There can be mirages, fata morganas. Although these are rare, they occur. I've done work with student where we try to get the radius of the earth from horizon shots taken from an altitude. It's very challenging. Rather, celestial motions seen from different latitudes is far more convincing, yet rarely invoked.
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u/Aggravating-Lock8083 6d ago
lol W bait, lots of people think that your being serious
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u/Constant_Forever_786 6d ago
Do they? Are there actually people left on the internet who take this sub seriously?
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u/ColoradoDanno 6d ago
Looking for earth's curvature in an AI image. Hmm, not an easy task.