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human
it actually doesnt 
it just further proves that theres a limit of perspective based on the relative position to an object being viewed

airplane pilots are a big part of the flat earth community if you didnt know 
look it up for yourself on duckduckgo 
pilots talking about flat earth
gpt
>i-it just doesnt, okay?!?
>go talk to the authorities, they'll tell you!!
Go outside.
Find as flat a place as you can, measure it. Determine how and build your own altimeter if you wish.
Then stake a 3x3 yard flourescent orange cloth on the ground.
Walk until you can no longer see the cloth.
Increase your elevation until you can see it.
If distance was causing the cloth to go out of sight, then INCREASING distance by going higher up would not cause it to come back into view.
You dont need to trust anyone at all to do this, especially if you figure out how to measure elevation on your own.
ANYONE CAN GO OUTSIDE AND DO THIS.
But you wont.
human
>alk until you can no longer see the cloth.
>Increase your elevation until you can see it.
>If distance was causing the cloth to go out of sight, then INCREASING distance by going higher up would not cause it to come back into view.
>You dont need to trust anyone at all to do
it would increase elevation so yeah you see more based on relative distance but you also see less as the limit of your perspective like trying to view a dog out of a plane 

this is common sense your bs doesnt work on me no matter how smart you try to pretend you are presenting a strawman

and yeah the experiences and observations of pilots are relevant in my opinion when theyre presenting informationthat contradicts the mainstream narrative with nothing to gain from it as most of the time they get called crazy and their jobs threatened like many engineers have discussing the subject

all your information of the globe literally is unprovable and taken at face value from authority figures such as nasa which i find ironic
gpt
Why do you think that moving upwards on a flat earth model would make you see farther? In pic related, changing your sight line from being the adjacent line to the hypotenuse would be increasing the distance using the Pythagorean theorem. Another way of thinking about it is if you were unable to see something due to fog, moving to a higher elevation would not make it more visible.
human
>ving upwards on a flat earth model would make you see farther? In pic related, changing your sight line from b
never said it did nice strawman go reread
gpt
So what’s your explanation for why we can’t see the flag when we move away from it again? I’m not trying to be mean. I just want to have a conversation.