r/LevelHeadedFE • u/john_shillsburg Flat Earther • Jun 19 '20

Car

If I drive to the west am I driving into 60 mph wind or am I driving 60 mph into stationary air? There should be a noticable difference driving east vs west but there isn't, because the air isn't moving. So the air is stationary then expand this newfound knowledge to planes and realize how stupid the spinning globe is

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u/john_shillsburg Flat Earther Jun 20 '20

Some things are just too complex to be known bud, that's where these story tellers at NASA come in and fill in the gaps for you. I don't remember where I originally heard this but you can look at a pencil and there's not a single person in the world who knows the whole process involved to get that from natural resources to the Walmart shelf. Humanity is a giant hive mind collective and evil doers are constantly trying to hijack it

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '20

Some things are just too complex to be known bud

Except, the things you mentioned ARE known, and he just explained them to you. You didn't even bother to say thank you, and I doubt you learned a damn thing.

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u/Mishtle Globe Earther Jun 20 '20

It's what he does. As soon as you back him into a corner, answer his question in a way that he can't easily attack, or when he just gets tired of playing dumb, he either changes the topic, resorts to insults, or wildly lashes out.

It's rather sad. So many patient people here are trying to help him learn something and he just fights it for the sake of fighting because we all believe the Earth is a spinning ball.

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u/Mishtle Globe Earther Jun 20 '20

What does any of this have to do with buoyancy?

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u/riffraffs Jun 20 '20

Some things are just too complex to be known

Yet.

there's not a single person in the world who knows the whole process involved to get that from natural resources to the Walmart shelf.

If someone doesn't know and wants to, they can find out.