Topic: I expect this to become a major Flat Earth breakthrough (Read 103 times)
Im not even sure if the flat earthers are legit or they are just trolling because sometimes they just seem sooo stupid and i really dont understand their logic.
Getting a quality education will be a big breakthrough for these ignorant people and then they will be able to tie together the simplest concepts of the universe (glory to physics), realizing what nonsense they have been doing all this time.
What a pity that the state does not want to lead smart people, making quality education available only to the wealthiest of its subjects (why should they compete), it is easier to raise a stupid crowd that will believe in any shit. All this is both funny and sad.
What a pity that the state does not want to lead smart people, making quality education available only to the wealthiest of its subjects (why should they compete), it is easier to raise a stupid crowd that will believe in any shit. All this is both funny and sad.
It's not understandable for me how people actually can believe in 2020 that the earth is flat. What's the point? I don't see any value for people to not accepting common knowledge. It doesn't effect their daily lives at all, all it does is fighting the system. I wish people would stop with such attitudes. I mean there are so many problems right now, does it really matter if the world is round? Are you so self centered to assume that your country is in the center of the universe and everything rotates around it?
Flat earth is just a perfectly created community by trolls, now they can't contain it because the people are rabid idiots and no evidence can stop it, props to the troll who created this community, they persist like John Cena memes.
Basically, researchers have found a way to turn buoyancy upside-down. I imagine that flat-earthers will find a way to spin this in a way to support their gravity-doesn't-exist arguments.
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/09/watch-levitating-upside-down-boats-flip-law-buoyancy
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/09/watch-levitating-upside-down-boats-flip-law-buoyancy
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