Anybody here believe that the Earth is flat?

Yea rhe earth is flat and the sun is also a disc and the moon is a disc moving in the sky. and also gravity doesnt exist the flat earth is simply moving up at 9.8 meters per second

 

Ryan Higa.... TEHEEE.

 

I think these dumb ideas and conspiracy theories are youtube's fault. Its like those crazy people (somtimes drunk) who stand on corners shouting conspiracies or the world is ending holding a cardboard sign, but now there on youtube.

 

Flat? I thought it was a cube!

 

If it's flat, how would you explain the timezones, which you can experience yourself on long flights?

How would you explain the tides?

How would you explain the ISS not falling down?

How would you explain longer and shorter days in summer and winter?

How would you explain the source of wind energy, ocean water streams?

Why should the poles be much colder than the equator line?

There are endless questions, which destroy the flat earth theory. These ones just came to my mind.

 

I think it's an interesting theory. Highly unlikely that the Earth is flat though. Most of the people that believe in it are Christians quoting the bible as proof. Regardless if it's true or not, it's an interesting theory to look into.

 

don't think earth is flat, for me that theory is doesn't have scientific value and still have to be proven

 

We've had pizzagate, cultural marxism and male periods, so why not flat earth too?

 

Could be a transporter portal at each end to give the impression of being able to travel in a circular fashion.

I find some of these conspiracies quite interesting when they are "proven" rather than instantly dismissed. When you see how easy it is to prove a cockamamie concept it makes you question what you currently believe.

 

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Flat earthers believe that north is in the center of the planet and that south is the Antarctica.


Regardless of if it's true or not. It's impressive how much thought has been put into the theory.

 

what? I thought the earth was shaped like an ice cream cone

 

That does put it in a different light. I was looking at it from the established idea of how the continents are shaped and positioned on the globe.