Anonymous #1 6d

Not baiting

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Anonymous OP 6d

Literally every aspect of science, history, geography, air travel, and global communications shows its round…

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Anonymous #1 6d

Nuh uh

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Anonymous #2 6d

Because water cannot be in a bent shape nor is it even possible for a spherical shape to naturally form

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Anonymous OP 6d

Okay yeah that’s a bait response

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Anonymous OP 6d

The moon. The sun. Other planets. Gravity is pretty cool, huh.

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Anonymous #1 6d

These other planets are flat, which is why we have only seen one side of the moon

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Anonymous OP 6d

The earth isn’t spherical, it’s oblong

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Anonymous #1 6d

The Ancient Greeks proved it was flat, also the people in Antarctica and in the arctic can see the same stars at night

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Anonymous OP 6d

The moon is tidally locked, which means one side is always facing earth. Other planets are not. You can buy a telescope and watch Jupiter rotate once every ten hours. Also, bubbles are spherical. For different reasons (surface tension rather than gravity) but they exist.

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Anonymous #1 6d

Even better actually, bubbles are also made of water that is in a bent shape.

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Anonymous OP 6d

1. The ancient greeks actually calculated it was round. Even calculated its circumference based on the differences of shadows at noon. 2. I have been to South Africa. The stars were different. The moon was upside down. If the earth was flat the moon would not be upside down.

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Anonymous OP 6d

What do you mean by “water cannot be in a bent shape?” If I pour water into a rounded wine glass, does it take a round shape? And when engineers design really big bridges and such, they have to account for the curvature of the Earth. Do you think that’s just for shits and giggles?

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Anonymous #2 6d

That is because the glass internally contains the water, and actually engineers never have to adjust for curvature, just for occasional variations in altitude caused by hills

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Anonymous #1 6d

False bubbles have soap

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Anonymous #1 6d

I have been to chile, I saw the same sky as I see here in Maryland

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Anonymous OP 6d

All soap does is increase surface tension. Water has surface tension due to hydrogen bonds. There’s a middle school science experiment you can do with a penny to observe surface tension. Surface tension isn’t even related to gravity but like you not understanding how it works explains a lot…

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Anonymous OP 6d

It’s so simple dude. Gravity draws matter towards earth. Water is matter. Water is drawn towards earth. So water does not fall off the earth. It’s such a basic concept.

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Anonymous OP 6d

Have you ever been on an engineering team that built a bridge?

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Anonymous OP 6d

You having been in a plane and still being a flat earther is astounding… if you looked at the moon it would be upside down. Also like how the fuck does air travel work in your world. How are flights from Auckland to Sydney only 3 and a half hours?

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Anonymous #1 6d

I like that they’re downvoting shit and ignoring this bent shaped water

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Anonymous #1 6d

I’ve also seen Saturn’s rings with my own eyeballs. That shit would make zero sense if it was flat. Plus being able to watch Jupiter rotate. Plus like the entirely of all scientific disciplines.

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Anonymous #6 6d

Eratosthenes was deep state

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