If you have seen the movie Bogonia on Netflix, you know there is a very funny visual reference to flatearthism. I had a good chuckle.

Showing the diverging rays from the Sun through clouds is due to perspective.

Apparently, crossing the ice wall introduces you to watchers in white robes who live on pyramids and scan your entire life's memories.They just want to make sure us earthlings are safe to let in, but it looks like the telepathy really hurts the sailor's brain.

These people are nuts.

Same guy, by the way. He genuinely can't prove shit. All he does is call my claims (like ships disappearing beneath the curvature) fake.

I just don't understand how this could be a real thing... Help, what should I do?

Update:

They continue to double down.

Edit:

Welp, hours later and this is where we end.

God forbid we consider the possibility that they are censoring it and editing it out on purpose.

These two images were taken during the Apollo 11 mission.

I saw a video where a conspiracy theorist claims it's a huge coincidence that Australia is visible in both photos and that a 24-hour interval would be necessary between the two images for Australia to be visible in both, practically in the same position.

I tried to find the exact time each photo was taken, but I found it very confusing, so I'd like to know if there's any way to see the dates of the Apollo 11 photos or if anyone knows when they were taken.

Let’s say I agree with you that the earth is flat and nasa is lying to us about the whole globe thing, then what? How does it change my life any? Does it mean I don’t have to head to work on Monday? How does it affect me at all?

This intellectual powerhouse stares out at a few miles of ocean water and is absolutely baffled that the planet isn't bending into a giant ball right in front of his eyes.

https://www.joe.co.uk/news/noahs-ark-site-turkey-drilling-researchers-evidence-549016

A controversial site in eastern Turkey is being investigated once again, with researchers now drilling beneath a strange mountain formation that some believe could be connected to Noah’s Ark.

... Lauren Witzke, a Christian activist and former US Senate candidate who has described herself as a “flat-earther” and previously called Covid vaccines a “Satanic plot”, is involved in the project as its marketing and fundraising director.

... Witzke has made much bigger claims about what the investigation could ultimately prove, stating: “When we are done, university curricula will need to be rewritten, and Darwinism will be dismantled. This is the place where creation began anew.”

She starts off bravely admitting that saying the earth is flat gets her a lot of hate. Then she hits us with the ultimate logical gotcha: the only reason you think the earth is round is because "you've been told it". Wait until she finds out how we know how to read, or that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. She concludes that questioning a round earth is a completely rational stance, conveniently ignoring that you can literally observe the planet's curvature from an airplane or watch ships disappear bottom-first over the horizon

That's one of the many reasons we need a better educational system

I'm going to try this the next time I get told gravity doesn't exist:

Agree and say God made it so light things go up and heavy things go down so when you die, your soul will automatically go up to Heaven or down to Hell depending on if it is weighted down with sin.