How do your pictures prove that there is a 78,500 mile long ice wall surrounding the entire earth?
Do you really think that pointing out that he didn't do something that would be completely impossible to do is a solid debate tactic? Try better.
Roundy, I hear that kind of tactic from FE people in almost every thread. Any point made by RE and some FEer demands complete proof. Look at the equinox thread thread that I started. TomB, demanded that I prove that nearly entire earth experiences 12 hours of sun equinox. He required data from every place on the earth. He disregarded link after link that showed my claim.
If there is an ice wall that encompasses the entire globe I would like proof of the milage and photo evidence. I would like to see a surveyors coordinates and plots. If you can't provide that then you are all spreading lies upon lies.
You all can't demand a standard from others that you are unwilling to hold yourselves to.
We don't even need complete proof - even a partia proof with some reliable dimensions that would open the floor for debate. Something even remotely plausible to support the theory - and no, pictures of ice shelves with no inkling of scale, no measurements and no co-ordinates isn't plausible.
In terms of scientific basis, the Wall has none - every flat earth theorists is petrified of proposing even a single set of dimensions for the Wall, because they know that the mathematicians will tear it to shreds.
Then again, under the tenet of Deliberate stupidity required to shun all opposing proofs to the Flat earth theory, they'll probably just end up carving a nice little recess in the ice to bury their heads in.
Bet it looks like a wall from in there too.
Until even one person can even come close to proposing and defending plausible dimensions for the Wall, it will remain just another weak link in the terminally fallible chain of flat earth theories.
As far as I can see, rabinoz, "half" is a very generous fraction to express the amount of story lackey, or any other flat proponent for that matter, actually has.