Current Events > Maybe the Earth is both flat *and* round.

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Y'kno, like your mom.

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What do you think circles are

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I think the earth is the shape of a bottle of mrs buttersworth

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SSJKirby posted...

What do you think circles are

This post convinced me the earth is flat.
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isn't a circle basically a polygon with infinitely many sides?

*thinking emoji*

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The earth is the shape of my dick

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Just like ur mama

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I believe that the Earth is in fact Earth shaped.

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1 earth = 1 earth

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Real talk for a minute.

I had a conversation with a flat earther the other day. He claims that the flat earth isn't perfectly flat, that the closer you get to the "center" its kind of like a hill.

Antarctica, or the ice wall as they call it, spreads all around the outer circle and keeps the oceans from spilling off.

So I listened and asked him what was keeping the ocean at the peak of this "hill" in place (things like the Arctic Ocean, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans), otherwise it would all spill downward effectively flooding Australia, half of Africa and South America as well as leaving no ocean around this "hill".

He turned around walked away with a sigh like it was a stupid question.

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Strider102 posted...

He turned around walked away with a sigh like it was a stupid question.

lmfao Strider here's never heard of magnets

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Earth is a pizza

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Trumble posted...

lmfao Strider here's never heard of magnets

Now it's made clear to me.

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Strider102 posted...

Now it's made clear to me.

For real though, I thought about it and the only thing I could come up with is if he believed it was spinning in a way that creates some kind of like, centrifrugal force except inverse?

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Strider102 posted...

Real talk for a minute.

I had a conversation with a flat earther the other day. He claims that the flat earth isn't perfectly flat, that the closer you get to the "center" its kind of like a hill.

Antarctica, or the ice wall as they call it, spreads all around the outer circle and keeps the oceans from spilling off.

So I listened and asked him what was keeping the ocean at the peak of this "hill" in place (things like the Arctic Ocean, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans), otherwise it would all spill downward effectively flooding Australia, half of Africa and South America as well as leaving no ocean around this "hill".

He turned around walked away with a sigh like it was a stupid question.

Well, it is stupid in the sense that you're assuming his flat earth model uses gravity, it doesn't. They don't believe in gravity.

Trumble posted...

For real though, I thought about it and the only thing I could come up with is if he believed it was spinning in a way that creates some kind of like, centrifrugal force except inverse?

Is reversed centrifugal force even possible?

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look at all these sheeple, debating if the earth is round or flat, like its even real.

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Strider102 posted...

Is reversed centrifugal force even possible?

Not that I'm aware of, although maybe antimatter can achieve something like it?

Technically, centrifrugal force itself isn't real in the first place. Centripetal force is the closest thing that is real, but it's not exactly the same as what people understand centrifrugal force to be.

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The earth is donut-shaped.



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JimmyFraska posted...

Well, it is stupid in the sense that you're assuming his flat earth model uses gravity, it doesn't. They don't believe in gravity.

I know they don't believe in gravity. But they make it pretty clear that a globe earth with water can't work because all the water would either slide or spin off.

But what keeps the water at the peak of this hill, if by this specific belief, it would just run downward?

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monkmith posted...

look at all these sheeple, debating if the earth is round or flat, like its even real.

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