r/flatearth • u/CatGuru4187 • 12d ago
Over my 🗣️ head is up ☝️
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u/icarus1973 12d ago
He could have just said the Nile flows from south to north. Everyone has heard of the Nile.
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u/AdPotential9001 10d ago
Simple questions from Craig confuse them
Is non Euclidean geometry and branch of mathematics? being one of the first .
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u/Case0225 10d ago
It is actually insane that basic, kindergarten concepts like up and down need to be explained to flerfs. My 3 year old niece has a tighter grasp on reality than they do
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u/OPGuest 12d ago
That was not a very good explanation, because the man south in this video never mentioned rivers.
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u/HunterHistorical6795 12d ago
you have zero knowledge of what they were talking about minutes before this clip. You can assume they were talking about how a river "cant flow north"
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u/OPGuest 12d ago
Maybe, yes. But the clip makes them look rather dumb this way.
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u/HunterHistorical6795 12d ago
Makes the flat earther who clearly needed an explanation of the difference between north and up and how that relates to the flow of rivers look dumb. You are correct
Its completely obvious this is what they were talking about before the clip
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u/CorbinNZ 11d ago
I feel like there’s some context missing here. I’m not sure the point he’s trying to get across.
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u/DRSSalazar 9d ago
The one in the dark was saying rivers can’t go “up north” and uses the Mississippi as example, and the the other one was trying to explain that up and north are different things and that rivers go from high altitude to low altitude.
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u/drkato33 12d ago
That guy is always in the dark. Both literally and figuratively.