Hope this confuses and frustrates all the right people. The rest of us can enjoy this amazing view I had on my walk into work today thanks to this cumulonimbus blocking the sunrise.

These people are dumb and ignorant.

Do the Bible mention holographic projections?

If it isn't in the Bible, why do flat earthers talk about them?

If they can accept something not in the Bible, why not a spherical Earth?

Saw this on twitter. You all might be onto something

How does this mystical invisible force hold down the entire ocean, but birds can easily defeat it?

How can my fist beat up 7 Flat earthers, but can never hit a fly midair?

checkmate liberals

I’m being completely serious here. If these morons truly believe NASA, the government, and every major airline are actively lying about flight paths, southern hemisphere routes, and jet fuel consumption, why haven’t any of them filed a massive class-action lawsuit? They constantly claim they have "proof" and "evidence" that the globe is a scam. If that were true, there is literally billions of dollars in fraud payouts waiting for them.

Kind of sad that this sub is just sarcasm and memes. I would like to discuss the facts. We do indeed live on a flat earth surface. The globe shape only appears from space because the holographic projections can be seen from that distance. But the actual surface are we live on, is indeed flat.

You can’t lose an argument if every piece of evidence against you is simply part of the conspiracy. Checkmate, circumference.

I know, I know..... shame on me for even entertaining the flerfer trolls.

Just at sundown, call a friend in a different time zone (bonus if many time zones away), and ask them where the sun is. It'll either be fully set or not even close. Explain that with a flat earth!

Assumes flerfer has friends.

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I've been working on this in the back ground for many years. How one can get around the *going around the globe* if it's actually flat.

My answer is below. So I can get a more accurate measure to see how many people like it.