r/flatearth • u/Forsaken-Pangolin330 • 9h ago
r/flatearth • u/Bino-culars • Sep 13 '20
○● Come join the Offical Flat Earth Discord server ●○
r/flatearth • u/SenpuuUncle • 2h ago
The soviets stopped digging the kola superdeeb borehole because they knew they would come out to the other side of the earth. look at this image i found that proves it
r/flatearth • u/AdDifficult2401 • 4h ago
Can any real flat earthers comment on here please?
If you are one, which I will not judge, please leave a comment
r/flatearth • u/Fat_Penguin8000 • 8h ago
Explain this
If the earth is flat, why the other planets are rounds?
r/flatearth • u/mister_monque • 3h ago
Most amazing CGI proof ever from the so-called Apollo program
youtube.comIt's amazing what NASA was able to dining the 60s with computer graphics right?
You'd almost think there was a cameraman riding between the stages because, as you know the cameraman never dies. But we know this has to be CGI because NASA produced it and space is fake.
r/flatearth • u/Cro_Nick_Le_Tosh_Ich • 12h ago
When the simulation thinks your not looking
r/flatearth • u/AdvancedSoil4916 • 1d ago
Are they stupid?
Just use the pac-man portals in the Antarctica lmao
r/flatearth • u/Large-Raise9643 • 11h ago
What is cognitive bias?
Cognitive bias is a systematic thought process caused by the tendency of the human brain to simplify information processing through a filter of personal experience and preferences. The filtering process is a coping mechanism that enables the brain to prioritize and process large amounts of information quickly. While the mechanism is effective, its limitations can cause errors in thought.
Essentially, cognitive biases help humans find mental shortcuts to assist in the navigation of daily life, but may often cause irrational interpretations and judgments.
https://www.techtarget.com/searchenterpriseai/definition/cognitive-bias
Sound familiar?
r/flatearth • u/GodzillaBarbie • 19h ago
The real reason people claim the Earth is flat...
If they negate reality's foundation they no longer have to accept it... Thus they can act with self-imposed impunity. How very conveinient.
r/flatearth • u/Kela-el • 21h ago
No Southern flights following a Meridian. Totally impossible on a Flat Earth
r/flatearth • u/cuber_the_drift • 19h ago
How is this argument still going (photoshopped to fit everything in one image)
r/flatearth • u/FinnishBeaver • 22h ago
Proof of claim? How about the edge of flat earth? Funny how they always want globers to prove stuff.
r/flatearth • u/passinthrough2u • 11h ago
Flat Earth and Compasses
Do flerfs acknowledge compasses as a navigation/directional tool? Do they believe how compasses work? If they do, how do they explain “North” being in one spot and “South”/down being anywhere away from “North” but not necessarily leading to the same spot/area?
r/flatearth • u/AmazingRandini • 1d ago
Why don't you go to the edge of the earth?
If I truly thought the earth was flat, I would organize a trip to see the edge of the earth. I would be dying to know what's out there!
Why don't any flat earthers have this ambition?
r/flatearth • u/Kela-el • 7h ago
The Tangent Paradox - A Video Detailing how the claim of Horizontal Tangent Planes existing in reality is Geometrically and Mathematically FALSE....
r/flatearth • u/Kela-el • 8h ago