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Flat Earthers
I believe 99% of the people claiming to be flat Earthers are pulling our legs. However, there has to be a group that really feels this way. I've heard nonsensical explanations for various round-Earth related things, but I've never heard them explain why there is no edge to the Earth. What is their perception of the edge of the planet? Can we not approach it for some reason?
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Good timing. Not an answer, but some interesting reading from Ars.
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Re: Flat Earthers
If the earth was a large flat 'record' shaped disk... and we lived on that - and Gravity was still a thing... reaching the edge of the planet earth would be very hard to do. People living at the center of the disk would feel locked in the center, and if you ever tried to migrate to the edges, the pull of gravity would grow and grow and you would eventually slip back toward the center of the disk.McNutt wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 12:46 pm I believe 99% of the people claiming to be flat Earthers are pulling our legs. However, there has to be a group that really feels this way. I've heard nonsensical explanations for various round-Earth related things, but I've never heard them explain why there is no edge to the Earth. What is their perception of the edge of the planet? Can we not approach it for some reason?
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Is this a real belief they hold? Why would they believe that when they have never experienced that? I understand some people might say the Earth is flat because that's what their senses tell them, but this? They are saying we're limited by centripetal forces that even they can't feel?Unagi wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 12:56 pm If the earth was a large flat 'record' shaped disk... and we lived on that - and Gravity was still a thing... reaching the edge of the planet earth would very hard to do. People living at the center of the disk would feel locked in the center, and if you ever tried to migrate to the edges, the pull of gravity would grow and grow and you would eventually slip back toward the center of the disk.
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Oh no, I wasn't saying they believed it... I'm just (jokingly) pointing out something they don't experience and so should help them understand the folly in their ways.
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Re: Flat Earthers
What do the people on the inside of the Earth's crust think of this whole thing?
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Re: Flat Earthers
Flat Earthers are a greatly exaggerated phenomenon that's being used as click bait. Their big world-wide convention had about 400 attendees.
The Marine Aquarium Conference of North America hosts about 4000 and I'm pretty sure nobody here has heard of that, even though it's a pretty awesome conference.
The Marine Aquarium Conference of North America hosts about 4000 and I'm pretty sure nobody here has heard of that, even though it's a pretty awesome conference.
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Re: Flat Earthers
One theory I've heard a number of times is they believe there's some branch of the government tasked with keeping people away from the edge which is why no one has pictures.
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There are more Pastafarians than Flat-earthers.
Just sayin.
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Re: Flat Earthers
I got a kick out of their Pac-Man model -- when one reaches one edge of the disk, one teleports to the opposite edge.
I'm sure such ideas are presented tongue-in-cheek, but there's always going to be a small cadre of true believers.
I'm sure such ideas are presented tongue-in-cheek, but there's always going to be a small cadre of true believers.
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I have been touched by his noodly appendage. Have you? Would you like some literature? Google Image search "pastafarian dmv".
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If I were a Flat Earther I'd say Antarctica was the edge (and would be wide enough that the centripidal force problem wouldn't be an issue). And of course, anyone who has said they have been to the South Pole is lying.
Since I'm a Lozenge Earther I know this isn't true.
Since I'm a Lozenge Earther I know this isn't true.
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I asked this in my interviewer training at work.
is Flat Earther a protected class? Can I ask somebody if they are a flat earther, and then deny them employment based on that?
is Flat Earther a protected class? Can I ask somebody if they are a flat earther, and then deny them employment based on that?
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I just want to know who exactly is supposed to benefit from this vast conspiracy. The Globemakers Guild?
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Yeah, that's another thing I can't get around. Why would there be a conspiracy that would cost trillions of dollars to perpetuate? What's the point? Is it Andy Kaufman?
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What was the answer? Seems like a good way to weed out dumbasses if you ask me.
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That may be true. I've been to the north pole and no matter which way I tried to walk I always ended up walking south. I must have been getting teleported and didn't even know it.
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My maternal grandfather didn't believe the earth was round. He didn't think it was flat, though, he thought it was more shaped like a clod of dirt. I remember having a conversation with him, and he said that yeah, he's seen pictures of the earth from space, and he didn't think that people were lying to him about the earth being a globe, but that in his heart of hearts he just couldn't understand how it could be a globe and we didn't all just slide off of it.
(He was a farmer that was born in like 1907, and only went to school until about 6th grade when he needed to start working the farm for his family and so never went any further. But he was brilliant with farm machinery and engineering...he had like a dozen patents on farm machinery to his name when he died.)
(He was a farmer that was born in like 1907, and only went to school until about 6th grade when he needed to start working the farm for his family and so never went any further. But he was brilliant with farm machinery and engineering...he had like a dozen patents on farm machinery to his name when he died.)
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If I go to that, can I meet you?noxiousdog wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 1:16 pm The Marine Aquarium Conference of North America hosts about 4000 and I'm pretty sure nobody here has heard of that, even though it's a pretty awesome conference.
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Why aren't we all forced to the North Pole?Archinerd wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 1:29 pm If I were a Flat Earther I'd say Antarctica was the edge (and would be wide enough that the centripidal force problem wouldn't be an issue). And of course, anyone who has said they have been to the South Pole is lying.
Since I'm a Lozenge Earther I know this isn't true.
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OH MY GOD! You just made me realize that the center of the earth is on my bed!Unagi wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 12:56 pmIf the earth was a large flat 'record' shaped disk... and we lived on that - and Gravity was still a thing... reaching the edge of the planet earth would be very hard to do. People living at the center of the disk would feel locked in the center, and if you ever tried to migrate to the edges, the pull of gravity would grow and grow and you would eventually slip back toward the center of the disk.McNutt wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 12:46 pm I believe 99% of the people claiming to be flat Earthers are pulling our legs. However, there has to be a group that really feels this way. I've heard nonsensical explanations for various round-Earth related things, but I've never heard them explain why there is no edge to the Earth. What is their perception of the edge of the planet? Can we not approach it for some reason?
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Re: Flat Earthers
seriously, right?
flat-earthers are just exhausted!
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I won't be going this year, but if I had been in the vicinity the answer would be yes. If you're in Vegas, I'll be there in a couple weeks. (26th-29th)Unagi wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 7:02 pmIf I go to that, can I meet you?noxiousdog wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 1:16 pm The Marine Aquarium Conference of North America hosts about 4000 and I'm pretty sure nobody here has heard of that, even though it's a pretty awesome conference.
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I don't get the fascination.
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and now you know too much....
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Interesting topic.
I have an uncle that lives in rural SC, who I believe has gone through every conspiracy, pyramid scheme and world-ending forecast out there, ever since I can remember.
Many years ago (late 80's early 90's?), when I was a much more impressionable and much less cynical lad, he laid into me with a book about how the end times were coming on X date (like 2 or 3 years from when he told me about it), which I read.
The author and book indicated that the Rapture/Tribulation would occur not during a broad time frame, but a specific date, like 'September 23, 1991'. Some so-called religious expert had culled this particular date based on a more thorough reading of the Bible than anyone else. So my uncle was fanatical about this. So fanatical (he is also quite charismatic, and very funny) in fact, that he had me almost believing it. At least enough to where I was slightly worried. So I read the book, it scared the bejeesus out of me, and of course, that specific date came and went.
Fast forward to today. He's about 75 now, and in poor health. I stopped by his house a couple of weeks ago and sat down to chat since it had been a while. Someone in the family had already warned me he was into "flat earth" and not to broach the subject in any way unless you wanted to sit with him for a couple hours.
Anyway, this visit just so happened to occur right after I finished reading Tyson's latest book on astrophysics, a topic that fascinates me.
So I troll him a bit, asking around the edges of the flat earth theory, then he looks at me and says "you really need to watch these Youtube videos on it. They go into the detail that I can't, that will convince you." We spar a little bit, with me using some of my newfound book knowledge, and he using his Youtube video knowledge. He had a (silly) answer for EVERYthing I threw at him (I think there must be a video out there somewhere titled "how to counter tough, round-earther questions"
Finally I couldn't take anymore and had to leave. But I had to know (and ask). "WHY?! What is the agenda of the round earther scientists? To what end do they perpetuate such a dastardly lie?" (I asked pretty much like that)
Answer: "To disprove the existence of God"
And finally it kind of all made sense. Every viable, scientifically proven, OBVIOUS fact regarding the issue, is met with "The Bible says so". And thus endeth the (meaningful) conversation and debate.
I'm sure if I had the stomach to prod further, I might have discovered that my uncle believed that scientists and astrophysicists in particular, were under the influence of Satan, and that this was all somehow related to the second coming of Christ, etc.
I have an uncle that lives in rural SC, who I believe has gone through every conspiracy, pyramid scheme and world-ending forecast out there, ever since I can remember.
Many years ago (late 80's early 90's?), when I was a much more impressionable and much less cynical lad, he laid into me with a book about how the end times were coming on X date (like 2 or 3 years from when he told me about it), which I read.
The author and book indicated that the Rapture/Tribulation would occur not during a broad time frame, but a specific date, like 'September 23, 1991'. Some so-called religious expert had culled this particular date based on a more thorough reading of the Bible than anyone else. So my uncle was fanatical about this. So fanatical (he is also quite charismatic, and very funny) in fact, that he had me almost believing it. At least enough to where I was slightly worried. So I read the book, it scared the bejeesus out of me, and of course, that specific date came and went.
Fast forward to today. He's about 75 now, and in poor health. I stopped by his house a couple of weeks ago and sat down to chat since it had been a while. Someone in the family had already warned me he was into "flat earth" and not to broach the subject in any way unless you wanted to sit with him for a couple hours.
Anyway, this visit just so happened to occur right after I finished reading Tyson's latest book on astrophysics, a topic that fascinates me.
So I troll him a bit, asking around the edges of the flat earth theory, then he looks at me and says "you really need to watch these Youtube videos on it. They go into the detail that I can't, that will convince you." We spar a little bit, with me using some of my newfound book knowledge, and he using his Youtube video knowledge. He had a (silly) answer for EVERYthing I threw at him (I think there must be a video out there somewhere titled "how to counter tough, round-earther questions"
Finally I couldn't take anymore and had to leave. But I had to know (and ask). "WHY?! What is the agenda of the round earther scientists? To what end do they perpetuate such a dastardly lie?" (I asked pretty much like that)
Answer: "To disprove the existence of God"
And finally it kind of all made sense. Every viable, scientifically proven, OBVIOUS fact regarding the issue, is met with "The Bible says so". And thus endeth the (meaningful) conversation and debate.
I'm sure if I had the stomach to prod further, I might have discovered that my uncle believed that scientists and astrophysicists in particular, were under the influence of Satan, and that this was all somehow related to the second coming of Christ, etc.
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Re: Flat Earthers
I took a long plane flight once and I distinctly remember seeing the ocean flowing off the edge of the earth.
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I have a cousin who is a huge conspiracy theory nut. I thought it would be interesting to hear his take on certain things. Unfortunately the only things he talked about were conspiracy theories involving little-known events in the late 18th century, or as I like to call them, things I've never heard of.
Those are the most dangerous conspiracy theories because the listener can't argue against them. I just had to nod and then walk away as it became painful to listen to them. If he had broken out flat Earth or moon landing conspiracy theories, I might have been able to enjoy the conversation. But when he says "Did you know that in 1862 Abraham Lincoln signed an act that limited the number of times non-landowners could run for office in an attempt to curry favor with the coal industry" I really have nothing to say on the matter.
Those are the most dangerous conspiracy theories because the listener can't argue against them. I just had to nod and then walk away as it became painful to listen to them. If he had broken out flat Earth or moon landing conspiracy theories, I might have been able to enjoy the conversation. But when he says "Did you know that in 1862 Abraham Lincoln signed an act that limited the number of times non-landowners could run for office in an attempt to curry favor with the coal industry" I really have nothing to say on the matter.
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Does the Bible even actually say that the earth is flat?Carpet_pissr wrote: ↑Tue May 08, 2018 9:21 am Every viable, scientifically proven, OBVIOUS fact regarding the issue, is met with "The Bible says so". And thus endeth the (meaningful) conversation and debate.
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Answers in Genesis has a detailed investigation.
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Always wondered why the bible never spoke of dinosaurs.
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It's almost as if people are the problem.
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One thing that puzzles me is that on any clear day, by a large enough body of water, you can see the curvature of the earth if you look to the horizon, especially if there are boats coming and going. You don’t even need instrumentation.
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They argue that the vessels shrink as a result of perspective and as they get smaller they are hidden by the waves. They say if you get strong binoculars, you can still see the full ship at any distance.
Arguments to the contrary are met with "I know what I've seen."
As for water falling off the flat earth, the most widely held belief (like half of the 400) is that there is a giant ice wall around the outer edge. This has been named Antarctica by explorers. No one who has even gone past the wall has returned.
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It’s not just seeing the boat; it’s the fact that you will see the sails before the wood of the boat. Simple experiment, put a tiny toy boat on a globe or any large ball. Hold the top of the globe level with the eye. Drive the boat from one side to the top. Did you see the sail before the bottom of the boat? Now see if the same thing happens with a boat on the ocean.stessier wrote: ↑Tue May 08, 2018 3:15 pmThey argue that the vessels shrink as a result of perspective and as they get smaller they are hidden by the waves. They say if you get strong binoculars, you can still see the full ship at any distance.
Arguments to the contrary are met with "I know what I've seen."
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Oh, I understand completely. I'm on your side. They claim a different experience on the actual ocean with their own eyes.Lordnine wrote: ↑Tue May 08, 2018 3:24 pmIt’s not just seeing the boat; it’s the fact that you will see the sails before the wood of the boat. Simple experiment, put a tiny toy boat on a globe or any large ball. Hold the top of the globe level with the eye. Drive the boat from one side to the top. Did you see the sail before the bottom of the boat? Now see if the same thing happens with a boat on the ocean.stessier wrote: ↑Tue May 08, 2018 3:15 pmThey argue that the vessels shrink as a result of perspective and as they get smaller they are hidden by the waves. They say if you get strong binoculars, you can still see the full ship at any distance.
Arguments to the contrary are met with "I know what I've seen."
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