The Earth was flat in medieval times

[Frits]

I don't think the earth is flat nor that it is round. According to Viktor Schauberger you have to look at the earth as being an apple; that's why pilots are not allowed to fly over the poles. The theory of earth being a part of a bubble within the universe (cell-structure) is interesting cause I think that the universe is not a vacuum, but that it behaves like an upper state of water. And water is the source of recording and transmitting information; it has a memory. The universe is filled with information.

 

[Udjat]

There is an author by the name of R. Pilotte that wrote a book that uses a sort of bubble theory also. He says that it was this way before the great flood, but what I find interesting is that you mentioned like a "cell structure". That made me think right away of this author. I am very interested in that perspective because it seems more of an organic approach, it being alive and all.

I don't think the earth is flat nor that it is round. According to Viktor Schauberger you have to look at the earth as being an apple; that's why pilots are not allowed to fly over the poles. The theory of earth being a part of a bubble within the universe (cell-structure) is interesting cause I think that the universe is not a vacuum, but that it behaves like an upper state of water. And water is the source of recording and transmitting information; it has a memory. The universe is filled with information.

 

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I don't think the earth is flat nor that it is round. According to Viktor Schauberger you have to look at the earth as being an apple; that's why pilots are not allowed to fly over the poles. The theory of earth being a part of a bubble within the universe (cell-structure) is interesting cause I think that the universe is not a vacuum, but that it behaves like an upper state of water. And water is the source of recording and transmitting information; it has a memory. The universe is filled with information.

That still implies a curve. There is no observable curve. Unless you're implying something like this, with the north pole being a hole into the "inner":

 

[Frits]

That still implies a curve. There is no observable curve. Unless you're implying something like this, with the north pole being a hole into the "inner":

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But where's the curve?