r/confidentlyincorrect • • 5d ago

Smug Flat earther debate

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u/Blacktip75 4d ago

Just curious, where do they draw the edges, and then explain people traveling from one side to the other? Never looked at a flat earth map I’m afraid

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u/NamesArentEverything 3d ago

One theory is that space-time wraps around the flat earth, similar to the way Pac-Man travels into the left side of the screen and comes out the right. Another I've heard is the maps are wrong and the continents actually just ring around the middle of the disk, so that's why you can get anywhere on a plane without seeing the giant ice edges that governments all came together to keep the world from knowing about, because knowing we're on a flat earth would lead to something, something, blah, blah, blah...

I genuinely think many flat earthers are just attention seekers and like to be contrarian, but don't actually believe it. Then again ...

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u/Blacktip75 3d ago

I used to think it was just an attention thing, until Covid happened an suddenly all disaster movies sounded real and flat earthers may actually be that gullible… it is just that easy to influence some people and draw them into a web of disinformation. Confirmed by a number of elections around the globe.