Flat Earth is physically viable/plausible, if space agencies are lying (especially NASA and Roscosmos)
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Plausible and viable mean that nothing about it is impossible or self-contradictory. It doesn't mean that it has to match things like gravity or the standard world map's southern hemisphere's proportions (especially of Antarctica).
Flat Earth is physically viable/plausible, if space agencies are lying (especially NASA and Roscosmos)
- Resolution: Flat Earth is physically viable/plausible
- Rule: CON can't use any evidence collected in space
Plausible and viable mean that nothing about it is impossible or self-contradictory.
It doesn't mean that it has to match things like gravity or the standard world map's southern hemisphere's proportions (especially of Antarctica).
- PRO is the maker of claims and the bearer of BoP.
- Resolution: The flat earth can account for our observations, without being physically impossible or based on self-contradictory physics.
- Rule: CON can not use the evidence collected in space
- Rule: PRO cannot appeal to forces outside our realm, like a god or alien simulators.
- Definition of PHYSICS: a science that deals with matter and energy and their interactions
Newton’s first law states that, if a body is at rest or moving at a constant speed in a straight line, it will remain at rest or keep moving in a straight line at constant speed unless it is acted upon by a force. [Britanica - ibid]
Not at all, just tired and busy with other debates and things.I also don't think thsi will get decent votes. It's extremely annoying to oht all the effort in for no-vote ties. I'll address this later when I've had more time to anakyse voters. I definitely want to save arguments for then. I also noticed innthe past that people's brains are sonhardwired to peeceive things like sun and moon rotating as the Earth itself spinning as well as us being onnthe ground as proof of gravity that I am struggling to forn the new wording that makes the eureka moment happen. I also may want to earn money for it if the writing is that good so I may save some of my drafts for later on.
Over 40% of the debate was forfeited by Pro. Con was present for all.
Con was the only one who had arguments.
Con has provided arguments regarding Physics to point out that the flat earth model wouldn't be physically possible. Pro hasn't got any arguments at all.
Pro gave up. Con didn't. It is all that is needed to have the win given to Con.
What had potential to be a good debate failed miserably, and both opponents had issues. Forfeiting the first two rounds [and effectively waiving the third and fourth by entry of extraneous verbiage neither in support of, nor negating the resolution, is a virtual full forfeit by Pro in my book.
While Con does offer evidence negating the Resolution, and that evidence is actually plausible and viable in both R1, R2, and I therefore declare that, in Argument, Con has successfully defeated the Resolution, also providing valid sourcing supporting the arguments, and, therefore, wins the debate, Con also offends in R3 and R4. IN R3, Con declares victory with a round yet to be completed. An infraction in my book, but there is no actual voting policy to support that conclusion. However, in R4, Con steps over the Conduct line by taunt regarding Pro's next "3K debates." This was ill-advised and unnecessary, particularly in a debate in which it would be a stretch to say Pro participated. As these factors do not specifically apply in a declared winner vote, in these regards, my comments outside of argument stand as merely casual commentary as a cautionary tale for both participants in future debates. Con wins the debate.
The debate that Benjamin asked to engage in was that he firmly believes the flat earth theory itself is contradictory and implausible. I have not deceived or dodged anything, he and many round earthers believe that. I am handling that specifically in this debate.
You are angry about nothing, I didn't even do anything to you yet you have been nonstop hostile to me the past few days.
Sure.
Here you arguing that the flat earth is PLAUSIBLE - not that it exists - but that its a POSSIBILITY. Then, you added on a stringet "Especially if NASA cant be trusted" yet you didnt at all word it to include that within your BoP. It seems to me like you can't actually PROVE that the earth is flat or that NASA can't be trusted
I don't understand what you are even saying.
Is plausible? And you want to get uppity about biased debates? Are you seriously that unselfaware?
how many do you want, it will become extremely in-depth as we clash on many points and explain things.
30 000 characters
are you kidding me
your debate's wording and structure seems very strange to me, I will prefer this topic and dynamic. I have left it as an open challenge.