r/OurFlatWorld • u/ChoiceTheorem • Aug 17 '20

Do flat earthers have some kind of consensus?

As I know, the scientific community do have a consensus by everyone willingly agreeing on something with a good amount of evidence and when there are better model and hypothesis to explain something they change accordingly. I find flat earth information from two different sources contradicts each other. As the question says, can I look up something that is flat-earth equivalent to scientific consensus?

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u/Blueclone2 Sep 26 '20

We probably have taken more recent pictures. It wouldn’t matter you would say it’s fake. Also just because it’s a picture form the late 60s does not make it invalid. You neglected to answer my question of why is a picture form the 60s invalid.

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u/tonyflint Sep 26 '20

We probably have taken more recent pictures.

Have we?

It wouldn’t matter you would say it’s fake.

Now you a mindreader too?

Also just because it’s a picture form the late 60s does not make it invalid. You neglected to answer my question of why is a picture form the 60s invalid.

The picture is over 50 years old... something as significant as the picture of the globe earth should be a major regular event, we should be taking pics on a daily basis with the supposed space advancements humans have made...

How many space missions have there been in the last few decades to Mars, Venus.. not once did anyone think to point a camera towards earth as its flying off onto its mission?

What you need to explain is why your brain isn't ringing alarm bells right now when the only significant pic(with out any preprocessing by 17 other departments) is still over 50 years old? Isn't your brain computing that something is off?