What flat-Earthers think "perspective" does: explain why ships can sail over the horizon on a flat Earth.
What "perspective" actually does: explain why you don't notice the Earth spinning while you're on it.
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
You sound like are very confused by this subject, maybe do some more research before posting irrelivent comments that don't make sense.
If you didn't understand what I said, that doesn't necessarily make me the confused one that needs to do more research.
Look, no-one has ever watched ships in the middle of the Atlantic with a telescope on the coast. Zooming in only works for ships that aren't very far away yet, because otherwise there'd be an ocean in the way.
And you don't feel like you're on a moving object unless you can see what you're moving relative to - in an elevator, in an aeroplane, or on a planet, from your perspective it's like you're standing still.