Can you not orbit the flat earth, or can you? Do you know?
How? A satellite that is geostationary would be floating above one point with absolutely no centripetal force to counteract the gravity of the planet. But this is really a problem with the movement as a whole: they
don't have anything resembling a coherent model of the earth. There is
no flat earth model of reality that actually matches what we observe.
If the earth was flat and they found out and they told the world, what would that do to society? Try to wrap your head around that.
I asked you several times what
you thought the answer to this question was, and you keep throwing it back at me.
I don't know. I don't think it would be particularly significant, and I think it's a completely irrelevant conspiracy theory. Look, you can do this for
literally any insane idea.
"If clouds were made of cotton candy and they found out and they told the world, what would that do to society?"
"If the president was actually a lizard person in a series of different costumes and they found out, what would that do to society?"
"If aliens were real and communicated with the government on a regular basis and they found out and they told the world, what would that do to society?"
That alone is not a reasonable basis for a global conspiracy.
Also, look at all the money they have made with the space program. Is that not motivation enough?
Well, considering that they still have to build those many rockets, and apparently pay not just the wages of countless scientists, but also for them to keep their mouths shut, and for the occasional wetworks operation to kill off the folks who die in "accidents", I don't think their profit margin is particularly large.
Their model shows perfect reasons for the Arctic midnight sun, seasons, time zones etc.
You've ignored every single critique I've brought against their infantile model. There
is no flat-earth model that isn't trivially flawed in dozens of ways. I presented two absolutely back-breaking critiques against the one you presented to me earlier in the thread, and you
did not respond to any of it, not even to retract your statement that the article is worth looking at! But more to the point, you've ignored what I'm saying here, because...
I hope you do better research than that. In order to argue against a model you should learn the function that the presenter is expressing.
This is your problem. YOU were the one who quoted an article claiming that midnight sun in the arctic on a round earth was impossible, an article that ignored the absolutely basic fact that the earth is at an axial
tilt, the same tilt that the globe model says is responsible for the seasons. How do you not know that? How do
they not know that?
Many educated and intelligent people are taking a good hard look at the FE theory. It is exploding on the internet. There are thousands of people that are just like me...... observing, reading, questioning.... and many others that are convinced that the earth is not a globe.
This is not going away. It would if there was no merit to the questions that are be put out there.
Actually, I'd say that the flat earth movement is proof positive that movements can stick around
long after it's proven that there's absolutely no merit to the questions they ask. The type of intelligent people who think there's a flat earth are the same type of intelligent people who are convinced that there are lizard people running the government and that the earth is 6000 years old. People who are
extremely bad at reasoning, or who have a blind spot for a particular ideology. It's the same stupid conspiracy theory trap - dismiss all available evidence as tainted, ignore the rest, and just pretend there
is evidence for your theory.
But as said, if you're aiming for rational discussion on this topic, you've failed miserably. You proposed a model. I showed you two different ways in which it very clearly would not work. You then proceeded to completely ignore that and just keep spouting bogus sources. Would you please address my critiques of the model you put forward, or admit that it's not really a workable model? Thanks.