PROOF OF GOD

Correct. Draw a line around the globe along a meridian and the longitude must remain constant. The various points along this line will have different latitudes. It’s not me vs Smyth, but rather me vs Smyth vs anyone who cares to examine the claim. How do you determine who is correct? Weigh the evidence? So far, Smyth’s only evidence is a map showing the approximate location of Egypt. Sadly, this means Smyth’s claim is without evidence — a baseless assertion. The site referenced simply restates Smyth’s assertions, and presents no evidence to support them. Take a look at the Smyth map on it’s own. What can you deduce from it? It shows the approximate location of something. Anything else? Take a look at any other point on that map and tell me what you can infer from it, and show how it constitutes evidence for you conclusion. Maps convey spatial information. They do not provide evidence concerning specific locations. Underlying data behind the map must be available to corroborate what the map is claimed to indicate. See above x2. Referencing the continental land through which Smyth’s meridian passes is all well and nice, but it doesn’t show the distances involved, which is the critical and necessary evidence required. I’ve provided evidence that Smyth was wrong. Smyth has provided you with no evidence to counter this. My methodology, results and conclusion are there in black and white. There is enough information for anyone, so inclined, to repeat the measurements. No, but it is longer than the meridian of the Great Pyramid, which is all that is required to refute the claim. See above regarding maps being evidence. Equidistantly? I suspect this is just a minor semantic error, if not then please elaborate. If you mean equal land area in addition to the LLM, then does subjectively eyeballing a map constitute evidence, or did Smyth supply evidentiary data to support this claim?

In addition to WT's daily and social activities, it should be noted that s/he has also engaged in a formal debate regarding the pyramid claims in another forum. Thus, a little patience may be required for those (including myself) awaiting replies here.

Where do you get this idea? The claim I’m dealing with is the longest land meridian as first mentioned by yourself way, way back in post 72. You’ve repeated it in your Rutherford quote. I’m looking at these claims one by one, but you have so far failed to deal with the meridian issue. Sigh Can you show me which part of the map shows how long the meridian actually is? If you like I can draw some maps with random meridians marked and claim they are the longest — they would constitute as much evidence as Smyth’s, ie. none. Because they CAN verify it. I have provided enough information for anyone to check my figures. Smyth hasn’t even supplied a total length for the meridian. I already have. Are you now pretending this evidence is not there? The very same thing you often accuse others of? Correction, it is my repeatable, evidenced claim derived from professional mapping software using NASA data, presented with methodology vs Smyth’s unevidenced bare assertion. What, you mean to get off my backside and actually check it for myself, rather than rely on google? Well I’m guessing most posters don’t use GIS where they work, although Ned did supply similar data from a less specialized mapping product. Demonstrably not the case. Yet another site repeating the claim with no evidence to support it. Not even a total length.The LLM claim remains refuted.

Please correct me if I missed it, but the post I responded to contained no evidence supporting Smyth’s LLM claim. As Ned has already mentioned, I have not yet addressed the land area claim, nor is it my intention to do so at this time. Correct. You’ve offered no source able to quantify Smyth’s claim, only sources which repeat the same bare assertion. You need to supply a source with some numbers to support it. You wouldn’t accept a drawing of the pyramid with an attached claim of its height being x as being evidence now would you? This is no different from what we have with Smyth’s LLM map and claim. I have given you the evidence and I am the source — I wasn’t aware that sources must explicitly be third party. Ned gave you similar data to my own in post 144 and pink sasquatch gave a link in post 377: No webpage found at provided URL: http://www.catchpenny.org/pyramid.html which shows two additional meridians longer than Smyth’s. These were posted several weeks ago, have you reviewed them?According to your sources, what is the length of the land meridian through the Great Pyramid?

I suggest we could deal with it in two threads, ie:1. Dimensional claims2. Geographical claimsand branch off new threads from these if required. What does WT think to this?