
If I were to conceptualize a triangular model of Earth hypothetically, I could write and work out mathematical equations to support my theoretical construct.
The word math refers to a method of using equations for the ultimate predictive accountability of physical matter that’s arranged in universal space.
Simply put, math describes the exact order, shapes, and amounts of physical things from our perspective of reality, or what is commonly referred to as our universe. More accurately described, I would use the term simulation or Matrix.
If I desired to create a fictional geometric model where Earth is represented as a triangle, I could certainly create one. The problem is it would be in conflict with the consensus of scientific opinion with regards to describing the real Earth because there is overwhelming agreement by the “sayentists” that Earth is approximately an oblate spheroid.
I worked out a bunch of mathematical equations that supported my fictional shape of Earth as being a triangle, and guess what? The math worked! The math supported my Earth design.
The calculations correctly described an equilateral triangle of our Earth based on the physical dimensions I entered.
However, this does not prove that Earth is triangular. Mathematics can define and analyze any physical model, but whether that model represents reality must be tested against observations.
Measurements such as satellite imagery, circumnavigation, gravity, and observations from space, according to NASA, all show that Earth’s shape is very close to an oblate spheroid rather than a triangle. So, although my math proves the properties of the triangle itself, it does not prove that the real Earth has that particular shape.
Of course, I believe NASA is full of baloney and that their model or theory of Earth being described as an oblate spheroid is nonsense.
All of these scientific theories are just that…theories!
The Big Bang and the heliocentric model are theories, and math supports them. Flat Earth is a theory, and there’s math that supports that construct.
When you hear scientists explaining that they worked out the math that proves their theoretical construct is right and represents truthful reality, be careful not to jump in headfirst, because their equations only prove the modeling and not whether or not the modeling is an accurate depiction of our reality.
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