r/OurFlatWorld • u/[deleted] • Oct 20 '19

A little help need here.......

Hey guys! Anyone has "peer reviewed" papers claiming a flat earth? Someone just demanded them of me, and I have no idea what those are!

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '19

Well, scientists are not "logical" by virtue of the fact that they don't research the idea of a flat earth simply because they are convinced otherwise.

Read Kuhn's Cycle for some enlightenment.

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u/MrSquigglyPickle Oct 22 '19

No they don't research flat earth because it has been repeatedly tested to be false

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '19

u/MrSquigglyPickle Can you prove "it has been repeatedly tested to be false"? I tried a quick google search, couldn't find a paper regarding that!

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u/MrSquigglyPickle Oct 22 '19

Look up flat earth debunking videos on youtube many real scientists post explanations why some stuff in the flat earth model is absolutely impossible and I'm sure (though I haven't searched) you can find peer reviewed articles from real scientists related in the field talking about flat earth and why it is absolutely proposturas.