If you didn't watch the Netflix documentary "Behind the Curve" about flat-earthers, it's amazing.
They present some of their tries to "prove" the Earth is flat, with using a laser at night on a flat canal and expecting to have it at the same height in both boats - their expression when it's going above their heads is spectacular 🤣.
Also, spending $30000 on a special instrument with a gyroscope only to get the results that confirm the Earth rotation ... and then planning to get something even more expensive to prove that this proof is incorrect, after all.
Plus, the documentary is digging into the flat-earth community, and how they are looking for confirmation that they are special ...
Harshtagged on April 4th, 2024 at 23:47 UTC »
Thanks for spreading the news. I didn't know that Buenos Aires was sinking. That's really horrible.
boot2skull on April 5th, 2024 at 02:16 UTC »
Damn bugs got Buenos Aires!
Seriously through, this means all those buildings would appear to be leaning away from Colonia, if you could look that closely.
varain1 on April 5th, 2024 at 02:30 UTC »
If you didn't watch the Netflix documentary "Behind the Curve" about flat-earthers, it's amazing.
They present some of their tries to "prove" the Earth is flat, with using a laser at night on a flat canal and expecting to have it at the same height in both boats - their expression when it's going above their heads is spectacular 🤣.
Also, spending $30000 on a special instrument with a gyroscope only to get the results that confirm the Earth rotation ... and then planning to get something even more expensive to prove that this proof is incorrect, after all.
Plus, the documentary is digging into the flat-earth community, and how they are looking for confirmation that they are special ...