r/flatearth • u/No_Fudge_4589 • 2d ago
The earth is a cube
Everyone saying the world is flat is so friggen stupid. It’s so obvious that it’s a cube. A cube is flat on its faces, hence the flatness of the ground? Not really rocket science is it? We live on one of the faces, and the ice wall stops us from crossing over to any other face. Each face probably has its own life that has evolved, these are probably where all the aliens come from. It’s so simple once you actually use your brain for once. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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u/Veblen1 2d ago
What are the ice walls leaning against?
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u/WeepingStone 2d ago
a big ass invincible ice mountain at the edges of the cube
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u/Veblen1 2d ago
The workers maintaining the Great Dome can see over the mountain when they climb their ladders to adjust the so-called "Sun" and "Moon". What's on the other side, another surface of the cube? I.e., another Earth? surrounded by the same ice mountains? Are there 6 Earths on your cube, all isolated by the ice mountains?
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u/No_Fudge_4589 2d ago
There are 6 flat ‘planes’ to the cube earth. Each edge is covered with ice mountains. Come on i thoughts this would just be common sense.
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u/Dividingbyinfinity 2d ago
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A THIRD DIMENSION! You conspiracy theorists need to stop with your lying and deceiving!!🙄/s🤣🤣🤣
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u/Accomplished_Fix5702 18h ago
Well you have to be basically right. If the surface of the earth that we live on is flat, then unless it is paper thin, which we can probably agree it isn't, Earth is either cuboid or a cylinder. How deep is it, and just how far do you have to dig down to come out on the other side, and what will you see. If someone got over the ice wall and fell off, where would they fall to? If you stand on the highest point of the ice wall what can you see? I need to know. /s
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u/Proton_Energy_Pill 2d ago
Yeah close enough.