Investment of the decade: flatearthtards spend $20000 on a device to prove the Earth is flat, "accidentally" prove it's a globe

It makes my head hurt how psychologically twisted all these FE arguments are in every single thread or discussion they join. No, you are not specially endowed with an enlightened perception of how things really are while also admittedly, or ignornantly, not understanding even a fraction of the underlying science and technology you are disputing or promoting. All the "proofs" are reductionist nonsense fighting against strawmen to give the appearance of legitimate strength, it's quite literally insane the mental contortions neccessary to consider them foundationally strong arguments.

Besides the idiots suckered in with promise of ego inflation, I think most of the main driving force keeping these inane narratives alive have to be willful agents of chaos reveling in their distortions of the truth. I know the saying goes, don't attribute to malice what can be more easily attributed to ignorance, but I think it is obvious both are equally at play in this instance and ultimately can be rightly conflated as the same thing; the malicious have only a semblance of intelligence and the ignorant only a semblance of innocence.

You have never looked into our arguments. You get your "truth" from CNN and Wikipedia.

I'll post this classic, but doubt you will even click on it. You are too obsessed with playing at being smart, by repeating the lies of your slavemasters.

The article is from 2019, but just came across it.

"A group of Flat Earthers, who starred in the new Netflix documentary called Behind the Curve, put this lump of cash to work trying to prove the Earth is flat. Unfortunately for them, they ended up accomplishing the opposite...betting on a $20,000 laser gyroscope to prove the Earth is flat. But, that didn’t happen."

So, they invested $20,000 in an intricate modern laser gyroscope, and got surprised it didn't produce the results they expected when they turned the thing on.

Full article, plus a video:
[link to truththeory.com (secure)]

Why wont that actor neil degrass tyson debate a top flat earth person? Hmmmm, so many questions. Fuck ya fuckin nothing people we all came from a big bang jvst like they feed us. It also takes weeks to set up to implode a buliding but buliding 7 was already set up. Jvst keep eatn the literal bullshit they feed ya.

It’s real easy - you get a telescope and you look at the other planets - behold they’re round.

You are looking at it directly with your own eyes .

Now ask yourself - all the other planets are round but ours is flat?

It’s real easy - you get a telescope and you look at the other planets - behold they’re round.

You are looking at it directly with your own eyes .

Now ask yourself - all the other planets are round but ours is flat?

Sigh.

Why can't the Earth be modelled accurately on a flat map (Do not fold, spindle, or mutilate) if it was, itself, flat?

[link to geoawesomeness.com (secure)]

Why can't you get the distances between cities worldwide to be modelled correctly on a flat map?

How can there be direct flights between Africa, South America, and Australia on a flat Earth? The distances become far too great for flights that exist.

Why are great Circle routes used in long-distance aircraft navigation?

Why has spherical trignometry been used to navigate the Earth, for centuries?

Why do Foucault pendulums precess?

On a flat Earth, where does Coriolis come from?

Why are all the other planets we can observe spheres?

Why is the shadow of the Earth when the Moon is eclipsed a sphere?

Why do constellations in the Southern Hemisphere circle a different point than the constellations in the Northern hemisphere on a flat Earth?

Heck, why are there different Southern Constellations on a flat Earth?

The article is from 2019, but just came across it.

"A group of Flat Earthers, who starred in the new Netflix documentary called Behind the Curve, put this lump of cash to work trying to prove the Earth is flat. Unfortunately for them, they ended up accomplishing the opposite...betting on a $20,000 laser gyroscope to prove the Earth is flat. But, that didn’t happen."

So, they invested $20,000 in an intricate modern laser gyroscope, and got surprised it didn't produce the results they expected when they turned the thing on.

Full article, plus a video:
[link to truththeory.com (secure)]

yea you're bound to find some ridiculous things when you listen to a fake flat earther.
the flat earth society is controlled opposition, if you look into FE and you dont even get deep enough to learn about the black swan and the sextant, you're just fooling yourself.
ring laser gyro sounds fancy but it doesnt prove anything.

part of the magic spell you are under is thinking that
technology = science
when in reality its
science + MAN = technology. science is the antecedent of tech, not the other way around.

You guys are a riot.

That's some serious mental illness.

No it didn't. But i can admit i didn't understand Bob's answer to the experiemnt to explain why. Went right over my head.

Does it not bother you that your religion doesn't have a measurement? We're in the year 2022 btw just let that sink in a little. 8 inches per mile squared of curvature measurements..........

But but we have lights in the sky that move! we must be on a spinning water ball!

We don't know the shape of earth, but with water always seeking its level at rest, we know it aint a bloody BALL!

The article is from 2019, but just came across it.

"A group of Flat Earthers, who starred in the new Netflix documentary called Behind the Curve, put this lump of cash to work trying to prove the Earth is flat. Unfortunately for them, they ended up accomplishing the opposite...betting on a $20,000 laser gyroscope to prove the Earth is flat. But, that didn’t happen."

So, they invested $20,000 in an intricate modern laser gyroscope, and got surprised it didn't produce the results they expected when they turned the thing on.

Full article, plus a video:
[link to truththeory.com (secure)]

The article is from 2019, but just came across it.

"A group of Flat Earthers, who starred in the new Netflix documentary called Behind the Curve, put this lump of cash to work trying to prove the Earth is flat. Unfortunately for them, they ended up accomplishing the opposite...betting on a $20,000 laser gyroscope to prove the Earth is flat. But, that didn’t happen."

So, they invested $20,000 in an intricate modern laser gyroscope, and got surprised it didn't produce the results they expected when they turned the thing on.

Full article, plus a video:
[link to truththeory.com (secure)]

you think a trillion pounds earth is moving at 1000 mph one way and another 66 600 mph another direction while oceans are calm?

Beautiful