When you realise the earth is flat

If it weren't flat, great circle routes would not be the most direct fuel routes for aircraft.

The moon and other planets not being disks instead of round would be anomalous.

Spheres would not be the lowest energy states for aggregations of mass (throw out mathematics).

Gravity would taper with distance out from a single point.

Your gps navigation would be bull.

Oh yeah, and monsters would eat you up as you sailed off the edge.

I believe in a lot of conspiracies, but I also believe flat earthism gets its tiny unwarranted attention from three sources: biblical literalist twits, NSA/CIA/deep state disinfo trolls trying to take attention off the real stuff, and the brainless.

IQ in low single digits :-O

"were," of course.

Except for those first two categories, I can't believe anyone actually is capable of falling for this stuff. Sure NASA hides what it knows about ET's, but that doesn't mean we didn't provably go to the moon (another disinfo favorite to discredit the truth).

Do you really believe the sun is flat too? Holy sh*t, dude.

Like the cliche goes, keep the mind open, but no so open everything falls out.

If it looks flat, it is flat.

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Performing a curvature test (like the Bedford level experiment) is actually on my bucket list. At the moment I'm mostly undecided on the topic (At the very least, I'm convinced NASA is a hoax, and that the earth is the center of the universe, just not 100% sure whether or not it's flat). I've heard a lot of people claiming that these experiments show curvature, and a lot of people claiming they show a lack of curvature, so eventually I'm just gonna try for myself and see what I get. Until then I'm comfortable standing in the middle correcting strawman arguments from both sides

Where do I start? I geuss the first question is if you want to have an arguement.

You're stupid.