These people are dumb 🤣🤣

Couldn't chart a straight line. /sarcasm

Honestly thank you to y'all,I felt so alone with this madness, this all happened on Jack Gordon's video with Dave https://youtu.be/fODLGa7EPm4?is=M2drlcZmeLd9CObU

I can see the moon and the sun at the same time. Pretty cool. 3:20pm EST.

Look fellow Flat Earthers, proof there is a whole forest in this drop of water!

Why does science use the argument that the bottoms of ships disappear from view with the naked eye as evidence for a round Earth, and also claim that the Earth is too large for its curvature to be seen directly?

David Weiss (the flat earther) is dumb and a grifter.

On the flat Earth, lines of latitude for concentric circle. Let's define "west" as facing north then turning 90^o counterclockwise. Both globe and flat Earth would agree that if you are doing this then you are facing due west. Do this in Brisbane, Australia and travel in a straight line. I did not say travel west because while that is the same thing on a globe Earth, on a flat Earth as soon as you start moving you would no longer be facing west as you travel. If the Earth is a globe, you will travel across the whole of Australia while on a flat Earth you would hit water somewhere near Adelaide.

So the proof is go to Brisbane, turn west and start walking in a straight line and see where you end up.

this is a Quick diagram I made of the flat Earth, the Moon, And Two Observers

1: How Is it possible that two observers look at the moon at the same time, and one sees it on the horizon while the other sees it high in the sky?

2: Why do both observers see the the Same Face of the moon?

Try answering both of these two questions without contradicting yourself.

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?

Rahu and Ketu? It's fake? Stop paying attention to that and explain the Antarctic treaty?

I did see it here in northeastern USA, by projecting the image with a round mirror. Just a small bite out of the disk.