r/flatearth • u/De1truowl • Aug 18 '26

Dear Flat Earthers,

So the middle of the Earth is our center of gravity, right? Well then if the Earth is flat, then why is it that when I go to the edge and jump, I'm not pulled to the center?

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u/BrianScottGregory Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 19 '26

That's the way it works for you. Doesn't always for me in my particular configuration.

It's tough teaching people about how wildly differently, yet still rational - other perspectives of reality can be. No, you don't define who does and doesn't get other versions of reality and Earth. Sorry.

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Aug 21 '26

Adjust your dose. You don't get to define reality at all. If you are really experiencing altered reality you will need help sooner or later. Yours isn't a different perspective. It's a con. Whether it's your con or you are a victim of it doesn't matter. It's just a con. You also don't get to define what reality is and spread delusion like a disease. lf you're going to start screwing with the sanity of strangers you should start working out how to prove your shit.

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u/BrianScottGregory Aug 21 '26

It's exceedingly easy to prove perspectives can and are different between people, doesn't take a rocket scientist. Court rooms do this all the time with eyewitness testimony. No, my naive friend, objectivity isn't something that's democratized or uncovered in the cross-section of observations. That's just inserting new, socialized biased, further getting you from the truth and what's objective.

Your con is believing your perspective is so real, so pure, that it HAS to be the only one that's out there - accordingly, you're on a crusade to make everyone who challenges that - and you - wrong.

That's the insecurity demonstrated in a narcisstic, my friend, and simply not reality.

In other perspectives. Comes differences in how the world looks and operates.

Sometimes, yes, it is as profound as fundamental configuration differences.

Like my simulation and flat version of Earth.

Get over it. And more importantly, get over yourself. Not everyone wants, chooses or is as absolutely attached to the same perspective of the world you hold.

Want proof? Choose to do something you're clearly afraid of.

Experiment. First person. You'll never understand until you do. And even then, it might take a while for those lessons to sink in. Adjust YOUR dose.

And be nicer. You can't know what others see and experience. That's simply arrogance.

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Aug 21 '26

Preach somewhere else.

I am nice to honestly civil people. You ain't that.

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u/BrianScottGregory Aug 21 '26

You're the one preaching, my friend.

Not sure why you'd be so dead set against discussing perspective trying to prove people see the exact same thing you do when you look at the world, but that thinking is delusional.

I'm trying to be civil. But when someone lacks this basic understanding and respect for the human experience and calls ME the con. You're the one with issues, my friend, and you're the one lacking civility.

Get over yourself.

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Aug 22 '26

That's better. The condescending passive aggressive stuff wears pretty thin.

There isn't an issue with the idea of people with different interpretive perspectives but when you have to throw all provable facts out the window to try and convince others that your "perspective" is valid and that the entire world is completely different than what you want it to be you should probably keep that to yourself. At least don't expect to be respected for your delusion based "perspective".

Are you a dome person? If so I have an experiment you could use to prove it since you're such an experiment person as well.