Though you did please to present it!! You feel humbly compelled to quote and advance?? :hmmm:

Claiming to be the winner is sometimes neccesary when you see things that other dont see. And sometimes there might be people who do that just because they are not the winner.

If we compare this philosophy to my case. Let me get this straight, if I ever felt that I lost a case, I would be out of here, very fast. Trust me on that.

True, it has nothing to do with sumarines at all. However, that doesn't make any of your arguments valid.

No, i did not. And i repeat it again: a VOR station does NOT accept any input. At all. It doesn't even have a receiver built into it. It is technically not able to receive anything. But that doesn't place that station magically inside the airplane (=internal). It stays outside of the aircraft and is independant of the movement of the aircraft (=external). You keep mixing up reference frames. You won't understand aerodynamics (or hydrodynamics) if you don't get the difference between reference frames. One thing for you to think about. Are you just now sitting in your chair? If so, are you moving at all? Answer is at the end of this post.

But since you prefer to not answer my posts and keep saying the same (wrong, utterly wrong) story over and over, i hereby give up. As long as you don't read any literature on that subject or try to understand what others want to tell and explain you, there is no point in arguing with you. Congratulations, you won the argument. And i say that with direct respect to Nisgeis's post above.


Answer to the above question: Yes, you move. You move around the center of the earth as well as you move according to the movement of the earth in the universe. But you don't see or feel any movement, because you are in the same reference frame. You only have internal data.

Holy mother of christ, here you are doing it AGAIN. I just told you that VOR stations are stupid, broadcasting stations that dont accept input, and you repeat it after me. Why do you do that.

Ok, this is a good time for a break. (Just because im not responding, doesnt mean i will not respond later)

That's so true! :har:

I like when I find out I am wrong about things, because not only do I stop walking around with inaccurate information, but it also opens up new ways of thinking about things and perhaps connections that otherwise wouldn't have been made now can be ('Ah, so that's why...').

[QUOTE=DelphiUniverse;1475192]Dont try to flatter 4Para for sharing opinions.[/quote
Politeness and flattery are not the same thing. I was politely responding to his comments

[quote]He doesnt want you to tell him what opinions he should have.
And where did I try to do that?

But you seem to think you can win a discussion by insulting people. A discussion is not about "winning", it's about getting at the truth. In my previous posts I made several observations you have avoided answering, specifically that your original comparison of a submarine to an aircraft is invalid, as the way they operate is altogether different.

[QUOTE=Sailor Steve;1475212][QUOTE=DelphiUniverse;1475192]Dont try to flatter 4Para for sharing opinions.[/quote
Politeness and flattery are not the same thing. I was politely responding to his comments

Didnt have time to reply to all the quotes. When 15 people ask for evidence (God knows they asked for evidence for why a word was colored green) you probably understand why i couldnt keep up. ( I was frustrated because I didnt have time to answer all the quotes. It made me bitter because I had an answer to all of them)

Later.

Man you are so wrong - and you just wont admit it.

Okay. This one is over.

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