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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2017

Jeran Explains How the Sun & Moon Render In The Atmosphere

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LINK TO ORIGINAL VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ghw15cHkUs&t=6161s Jeran discusses his belief that the Sun & Moon are not physical objects that are spatially where we observe they are locally; but are rather lights that are rendered in our atmosphere and manifest to each observer's perspective subjectively. I reject the arbitrary dismissal of ALL amateur balloon footage (or being on a plane) showing that the Sun is above the level of the clouds; as I think this is special pleading, ad hoc and convenient. I also think that it is the fallacy of accident (or ignoring/destroying the exception) to think that we can rely on our observations and natural sensations alone from the ground to determine the spatial location of the heavenly luminaries; because we all know when the Sun sets at the horizon this is an optical illusion based on the laws of perspective and is not the Sun actually lowering in altitude. I think this perhaps may be the most consistent position that accounts for all of the evidence and explains how the Sun and Moon could "appear" below the level of the clouds but then as you raise higher they raise above them with you as well (because they are manifesting or "rendering" to each observer subjectively and locally based upon each observer's perspective).

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