The earth's surface is about 70% water. The vast majority of that water is not carbonated, therefore the earth is flat.
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Cats would have already pushed everyone off the edge if the earth was really flat
I think the cats argument is flawed because cats clearly cannot breath in space. I find the turtles argument more convincing though since they have a shell so they are more adapted to survive the harsh conditions of space. See for example https://fsmedia.imgix.net/ed/5c/f9/87/0cc4/4603/a0c9/f0e080d53e8d/i-mean-it-may-as-well-just-be-this-right.jpeg
It’s turtles all the way down
Gotta love Sturgil Simpson
I think the cats argument is flawed because cats clearly cannot breath in space.
When has this been tested? Never!
You are just shilling for big turtle!
You are just ~~shilling~~ shelling for big turtle!
FTFY.
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Everybody knows the earth is round... like a pancake (or pizza).
But the biggest question remains, whe the turtle reaches it's destination, what will it do there. (And is it male or female)
We have our best men ready to go over the edge to finally determine the sex of the turtle! We certainly live in interesting times.
The real ~~quest~~ question is, is it really turtles all the way down?
No. It is a symbolic representation.
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Are you assuming that the majority (or even a plurality) of folks here are flat earthers? (Are you a flat earther?)
you'll always know a flat-earther when you meet them. they won't shut up about it.
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I looked at some other posts by OP and they're pretty clearly not a flat-earther
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Basic maths: To calculate the Earth's circumference, you multiply its diameter with pie. So it's obviously pie-shaped.
N/A. All the "arguments" are stupid as fuck.
There is a lot of mockery in this thread.
But I have to flip the question back to you.
The consensus is that the earth is round and rotates at 15° per hour.
This has been even been proven by experiments conducted by various flate earth societies (see Behind The Curve documentary on netflix).
In addition, all the ISS Space Walks and rocket launch live streams that show curvature beyond the typical "lens distortion" arguments.
And the video footage dating back 50 years of the earth, looking very globe-like (no government is efficient enough to hide such a broad conspiracy for such a long time, without ANY leaks).
So, why do YOU think the earth is flat?
What makes you think OP believes the earth is flat?
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I feel like this question didn't deserve it's downvotes. I was hoping to see a bunch of hilarious answers
We've probably hit critical mass where moveling these shenanigans to a shittyaskscience or shittyasklemmy community makes sense.
Yeah, me as well... some of the people here were actually serious 🤨... or at least it seemed like that.
Sorry OP, lemmings are too serious for this amount of fun
The one time I visited the Netherlands and there was not a hill in sight
I'll go away if you just believe
Ok
My first BF once said to me "you are proof the Earth is flat."
"How so?"
"You are the world to me, and you are--"
"Nope, nope, forget I asked."
And what did your last BF say?
That's where the conversation ended. He knows I've heard it a bajillion times.
You do not really love him then (even though, even though you've heard it a bajillion times!)
Where there is love, it will please your hearth even when he slaps you.
'Love covereth a multitude of sins.'
Why not? Not sure where the confusion is.
When I say a bajillion times I mean from people in general.
Sorry, I hope by conversation ended doesn't mean friendship ended.
If it doesn't mean that, then one is allowed to end a conversation she doesn't want to accept.
If you have time, watch this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EtIfX2TJ_08
No, what I mean is we changed the subject.
Water runs downhill, erho there are hills, ergo the earth is not flat. Checkmate, atheists!
Not so much an argument as a procedure.
After a lobotomy...
I don't know but now I'm wondering, do flat earthers hate Musk for using SpaceX and going to round planets?
They think he's part of the coverup.
Hate him for Christmas fireworks?
I live near the Alps and I am so glad that they are not flat at all.
Actual photographs of the edge, or a shot from space would be a start
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Literally zero.
Clearly not flat. I've walked cliffs with significant height difference down to the water. These changes in elevation = not flat.
Turtles don't handle the fall straight down even with their shell.
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