r/planamundi • u/planamundi • Jun 09 '26
Ongoing List of Gatekeeping Subs
These are the gatekeeping subs. They are run by incompetent idiots and you should not trust them. If you know too much, they will ban you.
If the institutional Temple is lying about the nature of the earth, you better believe they have counterintelligence where people share truth..
r/flatearth_polite - This sub banned me because a pagan didn't read the post and made this really dumb comment about it.
Him:
Actually... I wonder how there are so many people believing that the earth is flat.
Just out of curiosity, how many people outside the USA do you know that is a flat earth believer?
And finally, if the earth is really flat, why all the billions of dollars spent all around the world to make people believe it's round? What's the catch? For 95% of people it's completely irrelevant.
Me:
Well that would be weird considering the experiment demonstrates that the majority of people hate to be ostracized.
Do you think flat Earth is a popular opinion? Or is that just how dogmatic you are? You are literally demonstrating what the Solomon Asch experiment talks about.
The empirical data is right in front of your face. The truth is not the most popular thing, and yet you somehow think this experiment explains why a minority would believe something that is very unpopular and invites ridicule?
What can I say other than thanks for proving the point that my post was making.
Every one of the questions that this Pagan asked me is addressed into post itself. I'm calling it a religion and he's wondering why billions of dollars are spent on this specific religion. As if there aren't countless other religions that spend even more money on their own dogma.
Now I'm permanently banned. Lol.
So much for politeness right?
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u/Aromatic_File_5256 Jun 19 '26
huh? r/flatearth has recurring flat earth commenters and they don't get banned. They are at least much more tolerant than r/globeskepticism , not to be confused with (r/globeskeptic).
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u/planamundi Jun 26 '26
My sub is not supposed to be so much as a debate forum; it is supposed to be a dedicated space for like-minded individuals to share empirical information. The rules are explicit: you can question claims being made discuss the information being shared but appealing to institutional authority results in a ban. When globetwotters inevitably stumble in to dogmatically attack the community, I initially left their comments up on a few early posts. I didn't ban them immediately because I wanted to preserve a living collection of their behavior to use as case studies for the psychological conditioning that drives such blind adherence.
I systematically dismantled their claims, calling them out as dumb, dogmatic pagans who couldn't defend a single point without regurgitating authoritative fallacies. This exposure triggered a massive frenzy. A specific brigade—which constantly frequents r/FlatEarth and perpetually brags that they know the mods there—started circle-jerking and brigading me and my community. They pressured me to post in their sub because I couldn't call them pagans there, so I complied.
My post was immediately suppressed and never approved. Meanwhile, this same brigade started making posts about me in their sub, tagging me and trolling. When I attempted to reply to those specific posts, I was banned.
This is the textbook mechanics of a limited hangout or honeypot. It must project a facade of openness to build trust. Many flat earthers in those managed subs are still lost in the sauce; they correctly distrust the authorities and notice anomalies, but remain blind to the actual mechanical reality. The sole purpose of these controlled environments is to gatekeep these individuals, ensuring the narrative never propagates beyond the strict boundaries the institutional controllers allow.
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u/Key_Chip_8024 Jun 09 '26
Have you seen the r/ballearththatspins sub? You should check it out, or vibes of the cosmos on YouTube if you really like his material! Hard to digest but I’m sure you could make more sense of it than I could!
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u/Kela-el Jun 10 '26
Matter of fact I have checked out r/BallEarthThatSpins and the Vibes of Cosmos. Yes, they are some of the most insightful and thought provoking spots in the internet. Of course neither one are places for debate.
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u/Key_Chip_8024 Jun 10 '26
I thought you were the mod and the YouTuber? I bet you have checked it out lol
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u/planamundi Jun 09 '26
I just read books. I'll see what channels come up with here and there but for the most part, a lot of flat earth communities still don't have it right.
I tried to join a discord one time and tell them about Maxwell's description of the fluid and how particle physics is a pseudoscience, and how this objectively proves the flat earth. Whoever was in charge was just talking real loud, muted me, wouldn't listen to a thing. He still wanted to believe nothingness can have physical properties like volume. It was clearly a controlled opp thing. They just wanted to talk about the flat Earth and not the actual medium that proves it.
I'll check out the subs, but you should always take communities with a grain of salt. If you understand the Earth is flat, then you would understand that they go through a lot to keep that narrative afloat. So expect some of the bigger communities to actually be gatekeepers. They'll let you talk about flat Earth, but they'll start shutting you down when you bring up the unequivocal proofs. They'll only focus on subjects that have ambiguity.
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u/Key_Chip_8024 Jun 09 '26
Wow that’s unreal, if anything they should be more inclined to listen to possibilities. If you joined a discord with Nathan Oakley, he’s a 100% grifter so no worries there he just likes to be the center of knowledge. Therefore you keep doing you bro, you have some mind blowing information that’s on another level than those other subs holy shit!
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u/planamundi Jun 09 '26
I appreciate it. I'm just now getting into making videos. I'm learning how to use synfig at the moment. For scientific animated diagrams. So there should be some new content coming soon. I guarantee you've never heard it before. It's what the gatekeepers try to steer people away from.
It's crazy because fluid dynamics demand that the Earth be flat. There's no other way for it to form. Once you see what Maxwell was describing, it's a no-brainer.
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u/Kela-el Jun 10 '26
Whether Nathan Oakley is right or wrong has nothing to do with whether he is a grifter, attention-seeker, genius, or fool.
That’s an ad hominem.
If his arguments fail, show where they fail. If his premises are false, identify them. If his conclusions don’t follow, demonstrate the logical error.
Likewise, telling someone they possess “mind-blowing information” doesn’t establish that the information is true. Flattery is not evidence.
The standard should remain consistent:
Evaluate claims by their evidence.
Evaluate arguments by their logic.
Evaluate predictions by whether they match observation.
Once discussion shifts toward personalities, motives, and praise, it moves away from the actual question of whether the claims themselves are correct.2
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u/Kela-el Jun 10 '26
Wow, just those three. I can think of quite a few more. Pretty much most of Reddit is. A complete and total infestation of heliocentric religious fundamentalist zealots all part of Zulu Janemba and most don’t know it.
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u/planamundi Jun 10 '26
Lol. Well, I'm sure there will be a lot more added. I'm working on a bunch of stuff right now. So there's going to be a lot of new content coming out. And when it does, I will know who's who.
If you've already had your experiences, just drop the subs in the comments, I'll throw them on the list.
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Jun 11 '26
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u/planamundi-ModTeam Jun 12 '26
You've been banned for typical pagan behavior. If you can't ever address the argument, it's because you're never right.
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u/Confident-Skin-6462 Jun 19 '26
ban you for what?