How would you convince both modern and ancient (considering them to be alive) flat earthers that earth isn't really flat?
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>how would you convince...ancient flat earthers The same way Eratosthenes did, with a stick. >how would you convince...modern flat earthers You could send these people up to the ISS in a rocket and they still wouldn't be convinced - himanh [2607450]
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Did u hear about the time some flat earthers did a study to prove that the earth was flat, accidentally proved that it was round and proceeded to deny their own results??
>how would you convince...ancient flat earthers
The same way Eratosthenes did, with a stick.
>how would you convince...modern flat earthers
You could send these people up to the ISS in a rocket and they still wouldn't be convinced
The same way Eratosthenes did, with a stick.
>how would you convince...modern flat earthers
You could send these people up to the ISS in a rocket and they still wouldn't be convinced
This is exactly the answer
easy, just send some sumbitches to space and let them see for themselves
Did u hear about the time some flat earthers did a study to prove that the earth was flat, accidentally proved that it was round and proceeded to deny their own results??
Flat earthers get rather upset when they realize that they are breathing from the atmosphere and not the atmosflat!
I'd strap them to a very large helium filled balloon.
The earth is indeed.. flat. /Thread
I think the only way is to let them explore and map the North Pole and Antarctica (coast at least for themselves) let them go find that Black Rock and that ice wall. why not?