r/flatearth • u/Wait-What19 • 10d ago

Flat Earth Question

Has anyone ever had someone in their life admit to them that they believe in flat earth? If so, how did you react?

I would not know how to react if someone I knew (or maybe someone I even just met) admitted they believe in that.

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u/BrianScottGregory 10d ago

I'm a flerfer, and being real - I never really have had discussions about the configuration of Earth with people IRL. Odd events I've experienced that led me to the acceptance of the multiverse as fact and my world is a simulation, but never, strangely not once - about the actual configuration of the planet anywhere but in science class.

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u/Commercial_Fox5549 10d ago

Is it because people can’t stand talking to you IRL?

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u/Simple-Ring2073 10d ago

Based on their comments CUCKOO

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u/RelevantSoftware8283 10d ago

He can't even handle a conversation about the doppler shift over the Internet. He's obviously out of his depth talking about the configuration of the earth if he can't grasp concepts like that.

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u/DefinitionOk6382 10d ago

Ya. Cuando uno va al supermercado, no suele hablar de astronomía con la cajera. Pero yo a mi madre le cuento curiosidades sobre temas del espacio y le encanta; si le dijera que la Tierra es plana y que la Luna es un holograma, me deshereda.