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WTC 7 a topic you will not touch with a barge pole lol.
Talking about changing the topic i am very interested if japie would give me some theory as to why there are no tidal movements of the freshwater lochs in Scotland?
Now i lived there for 16 years and visited many of them and i do not recall seeing any movement at all of the water.
"Measurements have been made of the astronomical tide in Loch Ness, Scotland, which is not directly connected to marine tides. Our measurements of the loch tide are, so far as we know, the first in a European lake where the tide originates primarily from ocean tide loading. Loch Ness is a readily accessible lake and is in a region for which the neighboring ocean tides are large and described well by modern global ocean tide models. The principal tidal constituent, M2, was observed to have an amplitude of approximately 1.5 mm, and to be in antiphase, at each end of the loch. These values are in close agreement with the theoretical combined effects of the direct gravitational tide (body tide) and the tilt effects due to ocean tide loading, computed using Green's functions based on conventional elastic-Earth models. By analyzing over long periods for coherent tidal signals, we are able to significantly improve the signal-to-noise ratio in the tilt values compared with values obtained by direct level differencing. Our tilt accuracy of better than 10?8, measured over 35 km, demonstrates Loch Ness as one the world's longest and most accurate tiltmeters. Despite this unprecedented accuracy, Earth tidal models are still at least as accurate as our ability to measure them."
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/2011JC007411
No one knows how we got here as it cannot be physically verified / documented.
It seems too perfect so i am going with my faith in creation over their theory of evolution - dependant of course on their other theory of there being a Big Bang lol.
You are welcome to your opinion.
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No idea how big or far away it is but the fact it appears as the same size as the sun is rather coincidental - no?
The sun is 400 times the diameter of the moon. But get this!... Its 400 times further away.Just imagine what it would be like to have knowledge and understanding. Foreign concepts to you I know... but just imagine how much better your life would be.
Select to expand quoteremery said..Pcdefender said..
WTC 7 a topic you will not touch with a barge pole lol.
Talking about changing the topic i am very interested if japie would give me some theory as to why there are no tidal movements of the freshwater lochs in Scotland?
Now i lived there for 16 years and visited many of them and i do not recall seeing any movement at all of the water.
"Measurements have been made of the astronomical tide in Loch Ness, Scotland, which is not directly connected to marine tides. Our measurements of the loch tide are, so far as we know, the first in a European lake where the tide originates primarily from ocean tide loading. Loch Ness is a readily accessible lake and is in a region for which the neighboring ocean tides are large and described well by modern global ocean tide models. The principal tidal constituent, M2, was observed to have an amplitude of approximately 1.5 mm, and to be in antiphase, at each end of the loch. These values are in close agreement with the theoretical combined effects of the direct gravitational tide (body tide) and the tilt effects due to ocean tide loading, computed using Green's functions based on conventional elastic-Earth models. By analyzing over long periods for coherent tidal signals, we are able to significantly improve the signal-to-noise ratio in the tilt values compared with values obtained by direct level differencing. Our tilt accuracy of better than 10?8, measured over 35 km, demonstrates Loch Ness as one the world's longest and most accurate tiltmeters. Despite this unprecedented accuracy, Earth tidal models are still at least as accurate as our ability to measure them."
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/2011JC007411
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Select to expand quoteD3 said..
So if we can observe evolution, how does that tie in?
We do not, never.
Select to expand quoteremery said..Pcdefender said..
No idea how big or far away it is but the fact it appears as the same size as the sun is rather coincidental - no?
The sun is 400 times the diameter of the moon. But get this!... Its 400 times further away.Just imagine what it would be like to have knowledge and understanding. Foreign concepts to you I know... but just imagine how much better your life would be.
Gold star to you once again for buying their theory or explanation.
Massive coincidence it just happens to be the exact distance apart that explains why they appear the same size.
You are currently sitting on 100 percent.
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Massive coincidence it just happens to be the exact distance apart that explains why they appear the same size.
The sun and the moon in a size / distance relationship that seems a coincidence?
Yet Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, any of the 250 odd moons of Jupiter and Saturn, any asteroids, any comet observed in the last 2,000 years, any of the millions of stars you can see at night do not also have the same coincidence.
Is it also coincidence no other of the millions of similar objects in the sky also don't have this same relationship ?
Select to expand quotePcdefender said..D3 said..
So if we can observe evolution, how does that tie in?
We do not, never.
Anti-biotic resistant bacterial?
Bed bugs that are more resilient
Cane toads with longer legs
Just a few examples from the last couple of decades
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So if we can observe evolution, how does that tie in?
We do not, never.
Can we observe creation ?
If I had to pick a creation story, I'd go with Norse or Greek, perhaps even Mithras.
The Christianity version creation is a tad boring.
The Bible itself has some pretty wild stories, but the whole creation bit? ..........Snooze
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All of them.
I have travelled all over the west of Scotland and i can assure you there are no daily movements of water in them short of run off from rainwater etc.
I have travelled all over the world and met a lot of liars. You are by far the best.
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Gold star to you once again for buying their theory or explanation.
Massive coincidence it just happens to be the exact distance apart that explains why they appear the same size.
You are currently sitting on 100 percent.
I sent your posts to this app and it came back as 100 percent.
Jeff Berwick in his latest video was asked at around 32-30 his take on life.
Hilarious 10 minute take on it.
The End Times Apocalypse & How to Rise Up Above It & Manifest Your Reality (odysee.com)
A bit like me watching a mainstream current affair show or the 'news'.
I've not missed a single Jeff Berwick or Max Igan video in years.
Started watching The Neil Oliver Show recently.
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All of them.
I have travelled all over the west of Scotland and i can assure you there are no daily movements of water in them short of run off from rainwater etc.
noc.ac.uk/news/loch-ness-giant-spirit-level#:~:text=Despite%20being%2016%20metres%20above,from%20the%20National%20Oceanography%20Centre.
Well, you weren't measuring it properly. With only a 1.5mm tide, I can understand that 
When you consider that gravity creates a bulge of water closest to the moon, the water is actually coming from somewhere else. It is not floating. In an open ocean, it is effectively taking water from elsewhere to create this bulge.
In the case of a relatively small lake, there is no source of extra water not influenced by the moon, so why would you expect there to be a tide. I am surprised that there is even a 1.5mm to be honest.
If you don't believe in tides, go to a place like Mackay in Qld. Watch how much you can see it go out and the big differences.
For those that have been to Phan Rang in Vietnam, you can see the effect of the tides on whether you can kite or if you can see the bottom. Clearly tides do exist and understanding how they work can explain why you never saw any change in the lakes you talk about.
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No, but in turn i do not reject his opinion out of hand either.
I consider it and look at the evidence.
Except you reject all evidence, out of hand, that does not align with the narrative you have been fed about creation.
That's the irony. Or hypocrisy, depending on who you ask
And that's why you find us a little resistant to your suggestions to watch yet another video from dubious sources on obscure platforms.
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Remember when you said you'd answer some questions after I did some research?
I watched a bunch of videos that you recommended and I have some follow up questions.
Could you, out of genuine interest, answer some of these questions to the best of your knowledge?
How big is the moon?
How does it shine light?
How far away is it (from sea level obviously, you can choose your own datum)?
I like this question.
If the earth orbits the sun
And the moon orbits the earth
And the moon controls the earth's tides
Is the earth controlling tides on the sun?
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Earth is impacting tides on sun.
Just minuscule impact
And more so when the planets line up.
Select to expand quotePcdefender said..
No one knows how we got here as it cannot be physically verified / documented.
It seems too perfect so i am going with my faith in creation over their theory of evolution - dependant of course on their other theory of there being a Big Bang lol.
You are welcome to your opinion.
Evolution is well and truly substantiated. It's mainstream science. But it doesn't deal with where we came from other than to say after life emerged then it evolved, and because of the nature of reproduction (specifically its imperfect copying) speciation was inevitable.
As for origins there's a modest interest in the study of abiogenesis. Many of the puzzles have been plausible explained but the picture is incomplete.
Creation is not substantiated. It remains indistinguishable from fantasy Pete.
As for tides, if you understand the mechanism you wouldn't expect to see more than a tiny movement in a land locked lake - virtually none. A significant factor in the tides in the ocean is that all the bodies of water are connected and small differences in gravitational pressure make significant global differences.
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If you don't believe in tides
As you are fully aware i never said i do not believe in tides only that there are no movements of tides in freshwater lakes.
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Why, because I've visited countless and unlike the sea there is no daily movement of water on them.
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Why, because I've visited countless and unlike the sea there is no daily movement of water on them.
Do you understand how tides are meant to work?
In an alternate reality, I wonder how they would make "tides" work in a flat earth plane, and where the energy comes to generate them?
Or is it the turtles lurching from side to side as we travel through space?
Select to expand quoteFormulaNova said..Pcdefender said..
Why, because I've visited countless and unlike the sea there is no daily movement of water on them.
Or is it the turtles lurching from side to side as we travel through space?
Turtles, a lame pathetic attempt to discredit a different opinion.
Not the way to live.
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Why, because I've visited countless and unlike the sea there is no daily movement of water on them.
Visited countless what? Institutions?
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Turtles, a lame pathetic attempt to discredit a different opinion.
Not the way to live.
