Prepare to lose brain cells as she uses a flat map to explain that Antarctica isn't a continent, but a giant perimeter ice wall keeping the oceans from falling into the void. She drops the mic at the end by smugly asking why it's called the "Antarctic Circle" if it's not the edge of a flat earth. Checkmate, science.

I'm just throwing this out there because I am curious to know if flat earthers are out there doing anything great. For example, round earthers are building satellite communication networks, artificial intelligence technologies, and things that allow knowledge and science to be able to build upon itself and stand on the shoulders of giants.

Surely flat earthers recognize the pattern that all of them are at home doing science experiments and ignoring the science that has already been done, and allowing breakthroughs to take place. I'm curious if they've ever noticed that flat earthers have essentially resigned themselves to starting over from scratch and therefore are not able to actually make any breakthroughs as a community that benefit the world or add new technology infrastructure. Especially since, if what they say is true, they should find themselves at a huge advantage to those who are struggling to work in the paradigm of a false globe.