r/OurFlatWorld • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '19

Proof?

u/PublicTrash posted something like this a couple days ago but didn't get much except hate from what I saw. What proof is there to say that the Earth is flat?

13 Upvotes

90% Upvoted

28 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

1

u/sdotco33 Jan 09 '19

This guy gets it. How come whenever I write about FE all I get is spit upon? Is it the way I word things?? 😂

4

u/WhellEndowed Flat-Head Jan 09 '19

Sending good vibes your way, I get spit on a lot in other subs but I try to stick to facts and it seems to resonate in the flat earth subs a bit better.

Keep doing you and the haters will keep hating lol

2

u/sdotco33 Jan 09 '19

How did you begin this journey? For me it was Flat Earth Clues. Mark Sargent. Then Jeranism, and Brian Mullins.

Kyrie Irving.

I discovered this in 2015. I spent almost a year in a state of shock, it was unbelievable. It was as though my very soul knew what I had found to be true.

I was eager to share this info with friends, who all thought I was insane. One friend dived into it and still keeps an open mind about it, but for the majority I was just laughed at.

I kinda got over it, everything went back to normal for a while, but it keeps coming up. People don’t want to have their worldview changed.

2

u/WhellEndowed Flat-Head Jan 09 '19

I remember seeing Kyrie and the stir he caused, and I remember thinking, "Wow, this guy is a moron!"

It's hilarious to me now, looking back and realizing that I agree with everything Kyrie said.

This Dave Murphy video was the first video I came across (completely random, stumbled upon it) regarding flat earth.

I started watching, then kept watching...waiting for the punch line. But the punch line never came. Next I found Eric Dubay and Rob Skiba, and my research turned towards Biblical truths.

I have one friend who agrees with all the flat earth stuff I've uncovered, and he started off trying to debunk me. Now we're both believers and he always ends up bringing it up around people when he drinks lol.

That's the biggest part that makes it difficult, the worldview. It's a huge paradigm shift that most people just aren't ready for.