>In what may be one of the most satisfying TV moments we can recall, a group of conspiracy theorists have accidentally spent thousands of dollars to prove that yes, actually, the Earth is round.
>The scene in a new Netflix documentary called Behind the Curve, which follows a group of Flat Earthers, a "small but growing contingent of people who firmly believe in a conspiracy to suppress the truth that the Earth is flat".
>One of those Flat Earthers is Bob Knodel, who hosts a YouTube channel entirely dedicated to the theory and who is one of the team relying on a $20,000 laser gyroscope to prove the Earth doesn't actually rotate.
>Except... It does.
>"What we found is, when we turned on that gyroscope, we found that we were picking up a drift," Knodel explains. "A 15-degree per hour drift.”
OH NONONO FLATEARTH BROS, HOW CAN WE RECOVER FROM THIS??
WHAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND? These people are federally and internationally funders from inteligence (read disinformation) agencies. They solely exist to sow mass confusion and disorient the wider public, and to provide a scape goat mechanism in which they can lump all other real (or potentially real) conspiracies in with group of people who don't even exist!
this is what happens to a ship that sails in a straight line on a flat earth(left) and a round earth(right), which one happens here? indeed, the right one.
No body actually believes in the flat girth theory, only CIA shills.
Nathan Ward
>These people are federally and internationally funders from inteligence (read disinformation) agencies. They solely exist to sow mass confusion and disorient the wider public, and to provide a scape goat mechanism in which they can lump all other real (or potentially real) conspiracies in with group of people who don't even exist! I couldn't have put it better myself. Read Cass Sunstein's cognitive infiltration crap to see where this is formulated.
Jaxon Garcia
>Flat biggers say earth is flat >The only evidence that is needed to do this is travel to the edge of the World >Not one nigger has done it
Lmao nigger just walk in a straight line hahaha nigger just take one Step and than another lmao. Its no so hars just walk in one direcrion and you will reach the end of the World. And somehow this hasnt been done since the beginning of time. >BUT WE WILL BE KILLED BY NWO I mean you could stream in on Twitch and get cuckstarted >Dumb high school dropout wants to reach the end of the World please donate so we csn make an expedition
Alexander Gray
Hahahah. You know the Earth is Flat when Netflix gotta do an emergency broadcast to counter it.
How's that Netflix show "There's more than 2 genders" with Bill Nye?
Or that Obama show "White people need to feel guilty"?
I'm not a fan of the method, but when it comes to Netflix and Communist propaganda, doing the opposite tells the truth.
Jaxon Johnson
Checked, the jew fear the flat eathers
Isaiah Perez
>new this isn't new
Eli Johnson
conspiracy theorists haven't been so deboonked since the five-part documentary series Tiffany Dover Is Dead
Lincoln Davis
>the jew fears the flat earthers >that's why they're being waved around in everyone's faces 24/7
Jayden Green
Go poison someone else's well glowie.
Tyler Williams
Daily reminder that the flat Earth theory is disinformation meant to distract and keep people limited to lower dimensional thinking instead of thinking hyperdimensionally or metaphysically.
It uses a lot of sleight of hand, wrong assumptions, incomplete assumptions, and lack of sufficient science knowledge to pull various “stage magic” tricks to support the idea that Earth is flat. But if you investigate each of the claims, you can find where their reasoning or assumptions go wrong.
To give one example, cameras on weather balloons have been used by flat Earth theorists to show that even when the balloon gets higher and higher the horizon always stays at eye level instead of dropping and curving as it should on a sphere. But to do the numbers, balloons don’t actually go that high, as the highest they go is 23 miles. Diameter of Earth is 7,917.5 miles. So if Earth were a basketball, 23.44cm in diameter, a weather balloon then would get 0.7 mm from the surface. That is so close to it, that the horizon of the basketball would be close to eye level. It would be close enough that the difference versus ground level is too small to be obvious in weather balloon photographs.
Nolan Gutierrez
>"Actually we never sent a balloon high enough that we can actually the curve, and we are not going to. Lmao" Shut up NASA tranny.
Zachary Moore
At least he didn't say refraction or fish eye lense
