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Flat Earth Proofs

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Let us know what your "most important" or "go to" proof of flat earth when you have a conversation with others...

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DennisH

Oct 07, 2024

Out here in the middle of the high desert, we have rocks....plenty of rocks. With that in mind, I have these rock stacks like one would see when out hiking, placed to mark trails, etc. At any rate, I have for my own observations a few stacks about 4-5ft high stacked haphazardly to the point where a dove or crow will upset them. I use these as conversation starters. One conversation was with my father in law....he asked why they are here, and I told him I was experimenting to see if they might tumble down considering we are spinning at 1040ish mph, while rotating at 66,600ish mph around an elliptical solar system orbit, while also spiraling at 100s of thousands of mph into an ever expanding universe. I told him it was odd that they have yet to fall down; his response was, well, 'I don't feel anything'. I told him, 'exactly'....and he looked at me with confusion. He is a Bible believing Christian and a highly educated ER Nurse. What is one supposed to do....

SarahWest

Nov 01, 2024

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For some, I think they need to really think about it, like sit down and let it soak in. The mind control and psychological abuse we spend our lives under is very hard to break free from. I tried to explain it to a coworker, he kept insisting that we just all move together with gravity holding us, so you don't feel anything.

Cognizant

Oct 07, 2024

It was the Bible, my own senses, flying experiences, and general FEELING like the globe doesn't make sense. Once I watch that loose change video about 9/11 a long time ago I was pretty much a believer. I knew moving forward that anything we're told to be truth should be researched and questioned. I was 16 when the demo'd those buildings.

tbtold2020

Oct 04, 2024

Force = mass times acceleration.

Earth is huge with a lot of mass, and it's moving. We should feel A LOT OF FORCE, but we don't.

We are stationary.

SarahWest

Jan 18, 2024

Flight paths really woke me up. I showed my sister after a few other proofs and she was pretty amazed.

DennisH

Oct 07, 2024

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My flight to Okinawa led me to look into why we make a big curve from Seattle, along the Canadian coast, to Alaska, and then back down along the Asian continent to Japan, then to Okinawa. Why the big curve when we could go straight across? Then I opened my Gleason's map of the world and found it to be a straight line from Seattle, to Norita, Japan.

megan

Apr 08, 2023

Zooming in on a camera to see boat/sun after "going over horizon", as well as stating the speed at which the earth travels, while traveling around sun, while traveling with sun, and yet for all of time we have seen the same stars every single night in the same positions. People do time lapse videos of this. People used to be able to navigate seas by using the stars. Virtually impossible if soaring through space!

SarahWest

Nov 01, 2024

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I remember asking my mom how, if we're flying in all these directions, why don't the stars ever change? She looked appalled and said "well because it's all moving together for crying out loud." I was going to ask her how all those directions move together, but gave up and never asked again. I also remember trying to ask how a ball of gas can endlessly burn for billions of years and was told it was nuclear fusion that never goes out, NEVER made sense to me.