Brian Cox

[Nebuchadnezzar]

A user of this site for 9 years, without a huge post count and comes to life on the subject of a flat Earth.

Brilliant

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Not round ones then? Proves his point!

The old Duflati mororbikes back then had round wooden wheels on mate.
A bit early for alloys in those days.

 

[JASR]

Not at all, I firmly believe that there is a creater, and do not believe for a second in the big bang theory,as for religion couldn't care what anyone believes.

<insert Benny Hill looking bewildered gif>

Believing in a creator is a purely religious ideal - it is a belief, not a factual theory, nor even a factually based hypothesis.

My premier league united belief, is that united should get relegated every year.

A premier league united hypothesis would be that they’ve never been relegated before, so never will.

The actual premier league united theory is that they mathematicaly could be relegated any year.

Ergo you are religious.

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

These are all all the facts you Bluemoan boffins need.

 

[hodge]

A user of this site for 9 years, without a huge post count and comes to life on the subject of a flat Earth.

Brilliant

And?

 

[1.618034]

Maybe it nas something to do with our enclosed environment like I said sycgnac not sure of spelling proved the earth to be stationery and the ether that blankets our earth to rotate.

The Earth is stationery is it?

Foolscap...?

 

[TonyM]

What religions believe in a flat Earth?

 

[snorky]

The Earth is stationery is it?

Foolscap...?

Its not beyond the reams of possibility.

 

[crazyg]

Its not beyond the reams of possibility.

I'd have to in quire further on that.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

And?

Hodge, you said you believe the sun doesn’t set below the horizon but simply moves further away. So why does it stay the same size as it disappears and not shrink?