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Aug 27, 2020 7:03 PM

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And then they're like: look, they would manipulate even that to give us the wrong impression - another proof for flat earth

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A turtles shell has a curve

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(I don't know which one is the flat earth one)

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explain that flat earthers

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Sure, this makes sense.

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Jokes: https://youtu.be/iYZbQIXoVMY

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When I went to Japan I saw the vast frozen wastes of the Canadian Arctic... majestic!

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It was very clever of the sphereists to work all this out before jets could take you over the North pole in a matter of hours.

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Want to get really fucked up? Depending on frame of reference, the top one is the straight line and the bottom one the curved.

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One of many things Stephenson has painless explained to me.

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If they could read they’d be pissed

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So flat earthers are obi-wan? You don fucked up son!!!

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Flat Earthing >>> Shitposting. PROVE ME WRONG!

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You didn't show me any proof, you just showed me a cartoon.

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This topic is extremely interesting in topology :)

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I detect flat earthers among us. Also, how do they know which way is down? How can they down vote something if there is no down?

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That's easy to explain, using the following conversion rate: - 1 bent km = 1.188 straight kms C'mon round earthers, open your minds!

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That will cause them a shock: v

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they'll just call it fake news, as usual

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There's so many ways to make flat Earther's look stupid. I mean where's that edge of the world video guys?

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What happens when flat-earthers talk to hollow-earthers?

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Burn it!

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All around the world lalalalalala

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Do they still exist or did they just switch to Qanon b.s and anti-mask?

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They still do, but it's starting to die down.

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Flat earth model only falls apart if you show the same scenario in the southern hemisphere

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There are a number of flat earth experiments "proving" it to be true and most of us couldnt explain why its wrong.

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It's fun to laugh, but we could learn enough to refute the flat earth hypotheses instead and better ourselves.

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sometimes I wish the earth was flat, so I could push the stupid ones from the edge.

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I'm not a flat earther but even I don't really understand how this works. I get the premise, but why can't we flatten the line like the map?

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It goes against the projection.

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Because the map isn’t actually accurate. Because we’re trying to put a spherical image on a flat map it distorts the hell out of everything

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That isn’t actually on the equator. Greenland, for instance, is shown as the size of Africa when in reality it’s less than a 10th of it.

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1) Imagine cutting open a paper sphere. You can't flatten that without ripping it many times. Some maps incorporate some of those rips, but

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2) not all as you'd need hundreds and they'd go through continents which would be annoying. So instead the map image is artificially

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3) distorted so it does lie flat. This is a "projection", ie after you'd ripped the paper globe apart and spread the curved bits out as best

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4) you can, you "project" what's left onto flat paper, so it's distorted - Your straight lines come out curved.

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Makes perfect sense if you live on a globe.

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Right “if”, but since we live on a giant, flat planet, it’s just weird how nature do that.

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Who lives in a globe under the sea?

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You believe we live?

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Is there someone who doesn't?

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but do we ? HA !

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Stop globeearther, science proved we're on a cubic planet and you have to admit it.

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Only if you use a specific projection for the map. You could just as easily draw a map in which a straight line is fastest as well.

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Would need a new map for each journey though?

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Not each journey, each map has a set of true lines depending on the projection used, but functionally yes when dealing with most cities.

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Yes, you do. Pirates often prioritized stealing maps over gold when looting ships. Accurate maps are expensive.

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Indeed. Most flat maps gradually enlarge land masses the farther they get from the equator to make it "fit."

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That's not really true. Most flat maps are oriented around a specific area. Outside of that area you either distort areas or angles.

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2)Like a map of Belgium is accurate within Belgium but using the same projection would be innaccurate in California.

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Its true, just you're more descriptive about how he distortion is actually done.

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It's not. There are loads of different projection schemes, only a few of them skew things based on latitude.

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May as well use the map they believe in. Still stupid, but at least honest about their stupidity.

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Flat earther map is carbon copynof the map from UN logo. So flat earther are a UN consipiracy.

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This still doesn't work at all; try the same maneuver in the southern hemisphere, for example.

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Here I am doing crs projections like some chump when I could just be plotting linear distances to everything

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This of course totally fails to explain why the stars "rotate" counter-clockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern.

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That's the old wizard's robe as he walks around making sure the sun and the moon keep spinning.

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How do they account for the South Pole - a point being 38,000 miles long?

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?

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Never seen this before, thank you. Very interesting. I see someone said they believe an ice wall surrounds it, how high I wonder?

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Sounds like they were totally high.

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You make a valid point; how high can the ice wall be before the flat earth becomes a cylinder and invalidates itself?

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150 feet high, apparently. https://wiki.tfes.org/The_Ice_Wall

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Man whoever created that page needs to not be part of the human race anymore.

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At this point they could claim everything is still pangaea, it's no more ridiculous than all the other claims and easily disproven theories.

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Looks right to me....and explains why a flight from Rio to Sydney takes two days

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They have some bs about airliners being in on the cover up, they fly in very broad cycles to pad time or some dumb stuff like that...

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I went from Europe to New Zealand over India and Western Australia and now I know why it took 26 hours lol

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And why it takes 3-4 times as long to fly from West to East Australia (e.g. PER to BNE) than to fly from North to South (e.g. DRW to ADL)...

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Two days? Flight time or included timezones? Granted I didn’t find any direct fligjts but syd-rio (1 transfer wait 1h20min): 18h

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I think he/she would have did the same thing, but, you know, low cost flight, could have been 3 days for cheaper...

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Flat days or round days?

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When they gotta believin' the planet ain't a polydodecahedron... smh.

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Question: how do FE-ers explain the climate shifts from the equator to the poles? It’s coldest in the center and on the edges on this map

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If you think earth is flat, I imagine that climate shifts is a non sense thing, as God only knows.

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You are thinking to hard that they think hard at all. It is just excuses as their reasoning, not actual reasoning

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They generally do have an answer for everything but don't seem to care that none of these responses are coherent with each other

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The ol' "thermodynamic donut"...60% of the time, it works everytime.

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My favorite is when you ask them to explain a lunar eclipse

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They say the sun moves around the equator slightly faster than the moon and we get an eclipse on days the sun laps the moon. lol

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Or why the moon and the stars look different in the southern and northern hemispheres

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The sun apparently travels in a circle above what we consider the equator.

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And yet somehow we don't see it curving away as it's rotating. Because "it's too far to see properly, herp derp" or some such crap.

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I love the amount of effort that goes into being wrong. They have to be kidding right??

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And is a spotlight

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but sunrises and sunsets...?

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if it was like this then everywhere would have eternal daylight like the north/south poles get seasonally

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Y'know how things appear lower when moving away? They argue it's like that. It doesn't work ( ~10° would be the lowest point), ...

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but you'd have to understand geometry and vision to understand that. They don't. In fact they vehemently deny both.

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Is that a literal Arctic Circle

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Which one?

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What am I looking at here????

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So, there's a theory among flat earthers that Antarctica is just a wall of ice but that it isn't the edge of the flat earth. Whence lost 1/

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continents, etc. Then people ran with it. I think there's an even bigger one with more rings. I have no idea where most of the continent 2/

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Pure, undeniable, unbiased truth!

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medieval ages

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2 Questions: Where are "Set" and "Anubis" in our sky? and Is Ho-Ho the plane of existence where Santa lives?

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Omg there's a continent called "Kek" and "Gonoria", this had to have been made by 4chan trolls lmao

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The moon. Black moon, white moon = moon phases. Because it can't be the Earth's shadow because the sun's up in the sky and so's the moon.

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So flat earthers believe in two moons orbiting each other? Are they round despite the earth being flat?How do objects orbit without gravity?

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I want to know more, please. The RPG ideas alone...

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It represents a lot of crazy flat earth theories. Note that each ring has its own sun and a light moon and a dark moon because that's why 1/

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moon phases. Yes, really. Moon phases are because two moons.

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Yes. FE believers claim there is an ice wall surrounding the Earth that prevents anyone/anything falling off the edge.

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Well, some of them. It's really a lot of distinctly different conspiracies under the umbrella category of "thinking earth is flat"

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Yes absolutely, so don't vote Trump who's a climate sceptic or all off theses ice walls will heat and disapear and destroy mankind...

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I think it's true. Otherwise how do you explain why cats haven't knocked everything off the earth already

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But is it in the southern hemisphere tho? I think the centre of the world is Antarctica!

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But are they really believers? I just can’t grasp they aren’t all trolling us and actually do believe it. It boggles my tiny mind

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Much like QAnon, it started as trolling but took on a life of its own.

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https://youtu.be/2gFsOoKAHZg enjoy. Also there's a documentary on Netflix called Behind the Curve, which is alright.

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It started out as a debate exercise. Try to argue the most ludicrous thing you could think of.

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Huh TIL

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Also Australia doesn't exist if you book a flight to Australia you get drugged taken somewhere else and told it's Australia.

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Also, the reason the center and edges have ice is because the Sun is swinging around the flat earth like a pendulum.

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Oh...yikes ?1

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That would almost make sense if it wasn't fucking insane

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