Yes I’m aware of all that, we used to collect glassware all the way back to the late 1800s, so I’ve seen my share of original Coca Cola bottles, Listerine bottles, and a plenty of Mason jars used for pickles and jelly…
It’s not round bottom. It’s flat. Well, slightly concave. Check this out, this time it’s an art term called “perspective”, take that same ball jar from our last exercise and tilt it toward you just a little bit. Ever see a picture of a guy pinching the moon? It’s the same sort of thing, albeit a little bit more dramatic. He’s not really pinching the moon, it’s really far away and super big, that would be impossible. It just “looks like” he is because he’s close and the moon is really far away. What you’re really seeing is the curve where the squarish sides become the circular bottom, the flat part is being obscured by the rest of the jar and the opaque liquid inside of it.
Imagine doubling down on this like you have and being wrong. Yikes dude. It is a optical illusion from the way they’re holding it. It is obvious to every normal person.
Yes I’m aware of all that, we used to collect glassware all the way back to the late 1800s, so I’ve seen my share of original Coca Cola bottles, Listerine bottles, and a plenty of Mason jars used for pickles and jelly…
None of them were ever round bottom.
It’s not round bottom. It’s flat. Well, slightly concave. Check this out, this time it’s an art term called “perspective”, take that same ball jar from our last exercise and tilt it toward you just a little bit. Ever see a picture of a guy pinching the moon? It’s the same sort of thing, albeit a little bit more dramatic. He’s not really pinching the moon, it’s really far away and super big, that would be impossible. It just “looks like” he is because he’s close and the moon is really far away. What you’re really seeing is the curve where the squarish sides become the circular bottom, the flat part is being obscured by the rest of the jar and the opaque liquid inside of it.
Proper Mason jars work like this…
https://youtube.com/watch?v=YFn_ed6vRwM
Edit: Sorry the video clip apparently originally came from TikTok, but its true, this is how proper Mason jars work.
Imagine doubling down on this like you have and being wrong. Yikes dude. It is a optical illusion from the way they’re holding it. It is obvious to every normal person.