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You’ve actually ignored most of the questions I’ve posed to you.
Your questions warrant questions of their own.

Are you saying that all heavenly bodies, including stars, are flat disks?
Are you saying that you know they are globular obects? Or have you only been told they are globular objects?

If so, how is it possible that astronomers have never captured an image of any heavenly body edge-on to our angle of view?
I'm not an astronomer. Why don't you ask one your question?

Are you saying that every body in the observable universe is oriented in a perpendicular angle to our view? How is that possible?

Have I stated such? Do you have evidence that they aren't?

It would mean that our planet is the center of the universe.
Don't you believe our planet is the center of the universe?
Science seems to be in a bit of a quandary on that question too lately.

Note the isometric circles.

No, those are not ovals.
Now isn't that strange!

Now, your turn. How can I see something, according to current mathematics on curvature, that I'm not supposed to be able to see?
You have damn sure avoided answering that question.
We can play this game as many times as you want.

Phil, I think I’m done here. You’re not actually conversing with me. You’re dishonestly dodging every question I put to you.

Your ‘logic’, such as it is, is circular. You’re not proving your theory, because you’re studiously avoiding the elementary conclusions my questions naturally lead to. That’s simply evasion on your part.

I’ve been patient with you, but enough is enough. You’ve fallen for one of the most cockamamie cosmological theories in history - one that no intelligent person would even consider in this day and age.

Like I said early in this thread, the flat earth nonsense belongs in the same realm as fairies, werewolves, vampires, and unicorns. Its a long dead belief of ancient people, resurrected out of some uneducated dopehead’s fevered imagination.

And here you are, a Freeper of sixteen years, buying into this utter bullsh!t. I don’t know whether to pity you, or laugh, but I’m done with this silliness.