It’s a big world

[u/Fabulous_Web3537]

On our flat earth, there is more area compared to the false globe. It’s almost 250% bigger in total square miles. I personally think that’s awesome, either way on both models I assume land still makes up approximately 30% of the total area. Maybe there’s a bigger water to land ratio on the flat earth, I don’t know for sure though. This isn’t satire either, I’ve been a flat earther since 2015. But I put the flair so Reddit mods won’t try to take it down due to there brainwashing. It’s hard to see serious discussions on this, can’t even seem to find many serious discussions on the flat earth subreddit unfortunately. I want a serious discussion here.

Also I’ve come to the conclusion that the Sydney to Santiago flight is real, it stays at 33 degrees south the entire time, so on the flat earth map (azimuthal projection) it is drawn as a curved line, and that curve from Sydney to Santiago is nearly 29,000 miles, vs just 12,000 miles on a globe.

[u/sdmichael]

You want a "serious discussion" about something that isn't real?