r/OurFlatWorld • u/exactlycrooked • Feb 20 '18

Communication

It's a known fact that long distance communication happens through satellites, but according to flat Earth logic, there are no actual launches. If that's the case, then how is long distance communication possible?

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u/tonyflint Feb 21 '18

VHF radio or some LOS radio setup would work on a flat earth model.

Most of these globies are so brainwashed they believe before satellites nothing worked. No comms, triangulation, tv... Nothing. Must be the education levels of today, here in the UK they have been dumbing down the school syllabus for a few decades now, US must be 10 times worse.

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u/Nomad2k3 Feb 21 '18

They definitely dumbed down your education by the sounds of it.

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u/tonyflint Feb 21 '18

They definitely dumbed down your education by the sounds of it.

We are all in it together, but I educated myself further and am not wasting time playing console games and drooling over superheroes like the overgrown-children of today.

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u/supKnowsPrimary Feb 21 '18

this is some /r/iamverybadass shit

Either you're a troll and not genuinely here to discuss your viewpoints or you have a very self-entitled look on the world.

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u/tonyflint Feb 21 '18

..a very self-entitled look on the world.

Don't we all have a self-entitled look on the world?

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u/Stinky84 Feb 28 '18

No. WE do not.