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2019-07-17 21:03:32 UTC

You are a girl right?

Sksksksksksk obvs

2019-07-17 21:37:37 UTC

4 people are going to area 51

2019-07-17 21:37:41 UTC

me and the other 3 fingers

2019-07-18 00:19:08 UTC

@Akhanyatin yes. Space is a vacuum with maybe a few chunks od atoms floating around. But as distance increases gravity unproportionally decreases. Eventually the molecules with kinetic energy escape and the gravity is too weak to pull them back in. Therefor we get a vacuum that escapes earth's atmosphere. Technically the pressure in space isnt zero but it essentially is zero for every calculation purpose.

2019-07-18 00:20:02 UTC

Vacuum, space in which there is no matter or in which the pressure is so low that any particles in the space do not affect any processes being carried on there.

2019-07-18 00:20:09 UTC

vacuums

2019-07-18 00:20:09 UTC

do

2019-07-18 00:20:12 UTC

not

2019-07-18 00:20:12 UTC

suck

2019-07-18 00:20:57 UTC

They dont

2019-07-18 00:21:04 UTC

High pressure pushes

2019-07-18 01:13:39 UTC

@the21cat RIP I thought you were a flat earther lol

2019-07-18 01:13:56 UTC

I was trying to get you to admit that there could be a pressure gradient

2019-07-18 01:14:09 UTC

it was way easier than expected... but then you're not a FE

2019-07-18 02:45:23 UTC

FE'ers, how long does it take to fly from Argentina to Australia?

2019-07-18 04:35:07 UTC

21 cat. Yer loonier than a 3 dollar bill

2019-07-18 05:37:45 UTC

a pressure gradient indicates a container

2019-07-18 05:37:55 UTC

every container of pressure has a gradient

2019-07-18 05:38:32 UTC

why would we deny the pressure gradient when it is characteristic of a container?

2019-07-18 05:39:49 UTC

lmao gas fills its container so why would there be a pressure gradient in a container

2019-07-18 05:39:53 UTC

it should be constant

2019-07-18 05:40:01 UTC

and it isn't constant on earth because we're not in a container

2019-07-18 05:40:12 UTC

but it's not lmao

2019-07-18 05:40:25 UTC

ยฏ\_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

2019-07-18 05:40:27 UTC

literally all pressurized containers have a gradient

2019-07-18 05:41:06 UTC

1

The pressure gradient would be in any container that is in a gravitational field. It's just that in most situations, the gradient in air is too small to worry about and it is ignored.

You can determine the gradient the same way you do pressure underwater. You just multiply the depth of the fluid by the density. For very large columns, the density of air would vary. But for a small container, we can assume it's nearly constant, around ฯ=1.225kg/m3
That means near sea level, if the pressure at the bottom of a container is 1atm or about 1013mbar, the pressure 1m higher would be less by the weight of that amount of air.

ฮ”P=ฯgh
ฮ”P=(1.225kg/m3)(9.81m/s2)(1m)
ฮ”P=0.12mbar
1m up in your container, the pressure is less by about 0.01%.

2019-07-18 05:41:09 UTC

huh

2019-07-18 07:07:31 UTC

that's actually kinda illuminating

2019-07-18 07:08:55 UTC

it shows that even with constant density atmosphere, you could get a pressure gradient

2019-07-18 07:29:37 UTC

imagine having to prove we aren't in a container

2019-07-18 12:13:19 UTC

Imagine having to prove we are

2019-07-18 12:33:49 UTC

"second law of thermodynamics!"

2019-07-18 12:39:42 UTC

I mean actually proving itโ€™s existence

2019-07-18 12:41:01 UTC

what is this debate about

2019-07-18 12:44:06 UTC

Wether there is a dome or not

2019-07-18 12:44:17 UTC

Itโ€™s not really a debate at the moment

2019-07-18 12:44:44 UTC

ok what is your opinion

2019-07-18 12:45:44 UTC

No existe

2019-07-18 12:57:39 UTC

ok i guess we have nothing to debate about xd

2019-07-18 13:02:41 UTC

Lol

2019-07-18 13:32:35 UTC

If we were in space all the air would be gone

2019-07-18 13:47:53 UTC

It isn't gone thanks to gravity

2019-07-18 14:00:14 UTC

@Citizen Z how come?

2019-07-18 14:12:28 UTC

Entropy

2019-07-18 14:14:01 UTC

Entropy is the reason we have a pressure gradient

2019-07-18 14:19:54 UTC

I donโ€™t think you understand entropy citizen

2019-07-18 14:51:42 UTC

@Citizen Z so because of the dome, we have a constant pressure everywhere on the planet not matter the altitude?

2019-07-18 15:06:21 UTC

Even with a dome, there'd be a pressure gradient. Atmospheric pressure is caused by weight of the atmosphere, so the higher your altitude, the less pressure would be exerted on you.

2019-07-18 15:28:24 UTC

buoyancy and density would not explain a pressure gradient.... only one thing would explain that...

2019-07-18 15:29:06 UTC

Buoyancy requires gravity

2019-07-18 15:29:16 UTC

shhht they don't know that :P

2019-07-18 15:41:15 UTC

Here's a great video of a density tower in micro gravity to demonstrate how buoyancy requires gravity:
https://youtu.be/rpP-7dhm9DI?t=175

2019-07-18 17:20:02 UTC

Elon Musk with child trafficker Ghislane Maxwell

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/538929818834698260/601463202781462555/wKtxOY8.png

2019-07-18 17:23:43 UTC

is there a debate to be had regarding this image?

2019-07-18 17:29:34 UTC

right, so in 2014, when no one knew, he was supposed to know?

2019-07-18 17:30:38 UTC

And so the plot thickens...

2019-07-18 17:59:14 UTC

I guess he was silenced by the big evil corp that guards Antarctica :/

2019-07-18 19:52:18 UTC

Technically buoyancy requires a force that acts on the whole system not gravity. Its just the only other possible forces i couls think of wouls be Fc (centripital force (or centrifugal force one of the 2) which would say we are spinning very fast in a circle. Which is ok i guess. Theres not really anuthing wrong with it

2019-07-18 19:53:05 UTC

there is though, FE believe the earth is stationary

2019-07-18 20:03:06 UTC

Most of them yes. But not all of them

2019-07-18 20:05:33 UTC

The non-religious ones don't find it necessary to incorporate geocentrism.

2019-07-18 20:14:40 UTC

the non religious ones make less sense because what is their excuse?

2019-07-18 20:15:02 UTC

Purely distrust in the government, I think.

2019-07-18 20:26:04 UTC

sure but scientists aren't government though

2019-07-18 20:38:40 UTC

Yes they are. Some of them no but definetly a large amount are hired by the government for research or millitary purposes

2019-07-18 21:12:00 UTC

@the21cat Yes, it technically needs an acceleration, gravitational or by other means

2019-07-18 22:10:35 UTC

Yo, right so the earths round my guys

2019-07-18 22:14:32 UTC

Flat earther's think it's round, too.

2019-07-18 22:26:46 UTC

Read that back to yourself again, slowly

2019-07-18 22:29:16 UTC

* in a hushed voice

2019-07-18 22:29:20 UTC

*that's the joke*

2019-07-18 22:35:11 UTC

Aight I came here for a debate thanks, itโ€™s round ๐Ÿ‘Œ

2019-07-18 22:35:29 UTC

it's a joke on the semantics of calling earth round.

2019-07-18 22:36:21 UTC

it's a globe, for sure.

2019-07-19 00:40:43 UTC

why do so many discords have admins that let their personal biases interfere with their actual administration

2019-07-19 00:40:45 UTC

it's awful

2019-07-19 00:49:14 UTC

!mute @Euclid because f*&^ you, that's why

2019-07-19 00:49:14 UTC

2019-07-19 00:49:29 UTC

jk XD

2019-07-19 00:57:26 UTC

based

2019-07-19 10:13:50 UTC

How can the earth be flat if you can't look 100km to the opposite site of a sea?

2019-07-19 10:24:31 UTC

exactly! it's a box!

2019-07-19 10:26:33 UTC

2019-07-19 10:28:28 UTC

A box has 6 sides. If you believe that the earth has a periphery of 40,000 km at the equator, each of the 4 sides that are inline, is 10,000 km long. So that doesn't make any sense.

2019-07-19 13:14:54 UTC

if the earth is flat, and the sun is close to earth, it should be relatively easy to draw a triangle linking the sun, the east and west coast

2019-07-19 13:17:50 UTC

So you mean that there wouldn't be (many) time zones most of the time? If that's what you mean, I agree.

2019-07-19 13:42:28 UTC

i don't care about time zones, i care about triangles

2019-07-19 14:22:19 UTC

I would very much like it if someone could explain how the sun could work on a flat earth

2019-07-19 14:54:25 UTC

We can make proper triangles at a spheriod earth too, the only difference is the base line, which would go through the earth.

2019-07-19 14:57:33 UTC

But the angles of those triangles would be quite differnet

2019-07-19 14:59:40 UTC

No, the won't. Imagine a line on which you put a isosceles triangle (with the same angles at the bottom). Now imagine that the line curves, but the points of contact stay the same.

2019-07-19 15:01:56 UTC

Wait, where are these points exactly? Because I was imagining two points on the surface of the Earth some finite distance apart, with the third point being the sun

2019-07-19 15:03:42 UTC

That's right, I could explain it way better with a picture, but that isn't possible, right?

2019-07-19 15:13:09 UTC

I understand what you're saying about the isosceles triangle, but there are a few problems. The most important of which is that the angle that you're measuring has to be with respect to the surface of the Earth on both models. On the flat model, the norm of the surface is always in one direction. In the globe model, the norm changes depending on where you are

2019-07-19 15:14:01 UTC

I also wish I could use some pictures to explain, but I'm very new to discord, so I have no idea about any of that ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

2019-07-19 15:15:20 UTC

In this case it's not Discord, I think we have to debate more to get the option to send pictures.

2019-07-19 15:19:04 UTC

That's alright. We both understand that the earth is a sphere, so I trust us both to understand how triangles work

2019-07-19 15:19:41 UTC

Definetely

2019-07-19 15:31:44 UTC

i know we can make a triangle on a globe earth, it's how we first calculated the distance to the sun, but a near sun on a flat earth will not produce the same angles as a distant sun on a globe earth

2019-07-19 15:32:22 UTC

since they are different triangles

2019-07-19 15:32:57 UTC

That's for sure, but that has more to do with the position of the sun than the shape of the earth.

2019-07-19 15:35:16 UTC

ok but one of the postulates of most FE is that the sun is very close

2019-07-19 15:35:30 UTC

Yeah, I forgot about that

2019-07-19 15:36:29 UTC

also, if the sun is very far away, why can we see it but we can only see a limited distance on a flat disc?

2019-07-19 15:37:30 UTC

if the sun is actually very distant, is there still a dome? does that dome cover everything including the sun?

2019-07-19 15:37:47 UTC

if not, what else is beyond the dome?

2019-07-19 15:38:07 UTC

I don't know to whom you're asking this questions?

2019-07-19 15:38:18 UTC

and if there is no dome but a distant sun, then are there also other planets? are they also flat?

2019-07-19 15:38:42 UTC

i'm telling you why a close sun is actually very important to FE

2019-07-19 15:39:29 UTC

Ah, allright

2019-07-19 15:40:48 UTC

So they think that a sun, larger than the earth (although not as large as the sun is, according to NASA) , is inside a type of atmosphere?

2019-07-19 15:43:57 UTC

usually, the common answer is that the sun and moon are the same size, smaller than earth, and very close to earth (though not close enough to reach by plane)
the ones who believe in a dome often believe that the sun and moon are part of the dome itself or just very close to the dome.
and they believe that they are both self luminescent (the moon doesn't reflect the light from the sun)
and that the moon sends off cooling light

2019-07-19 15:46:18 UTC

But the sun (for 90% sure) can't be smaller than the earth. It would just have been burnt-out.

2019-07-19 15:48:29 UTC

They don't think it's a ball of gas. I don't think they have a consensus on what it is, exactly, just that it *isn't* what mainstream science says it is.

2019-07-19 17:05:13 UTC

The sun on flat earth geometrically has to be around 35 km in diameter

2019-07-19 17:06:03 UTC

And around 4,300 km away

2019-07-19 17:22:28 UTC

In that case the sun can't have burnt for 6,000 or more years.

2019-07-19 17:26:14 UTC

Again, they don't think the sun is a ball of gas, so whether it can sustain itself for 6,000 or more years doesn't really concern them.

2019-07-19 17:26:56 UTC

The sun would never actually reach fusion at that size.

2019-07-19 17:28:44 UTC

So they didn't come up with an alternative way of how the sun must produce light?

2019-07-19 17:29:46 UTC

No, but they don't hide the fact that they don't know.

2019-07-19 17:30:34 UTC

That's not very creative

2019-07-19 17:31:40 UTC

haha, no, not really. A lot of what they choose to believe is based on direct evidence. And, since you can't visit the sun yourself, you can't really know for sure what it is.

2019-07-19 17:37:16 UTC

Well, actually I was wrong with my 'sun must've burnt-out-theory' if the sun was only 35 kilometres. It appears to be the following: The larger a star is, the faster it burns up.

2019-07-19 17:38:12 UTC

However, a sun (according to the best-known theory) probably can't be 35 km in diameter and still be a sun.

2019-07-19 17:38:27 UTC

no, it would never be able to achieve fusion.

2019-07-19 18:22:30 UTC

97 has an explanation on why it could sustain fusion or something

2019-07-19 18:22:51 UTC

I have no idea if itโ€™s bs or not but you should talk to them

2019-07-19 18:45:07 UTC

I'd be interested to hear that. I'll ask him in the other server

2019-07-19 18:47:54 UTC

Lol thats an interesting piece of data.

2019-07-20 00:03:14 UTC

so .. just measure that curve u trolls beLIEve in so much ,, and prove it ur self , //

2019-07-20 00:05:06 UTC

..
u want ppl to spoon feed u info when u still cling to mainstream bs -- mockery , , -they-are mocking u , the public

2019-07-20 00:06:11 UTC

Y o-u a-RE ilLe-gibL-e

2019-07-20 01:11:09 UTC

Speak English

2019-07-20 03:38:11 UTC

Reminds me of how Mike writes... Mike, is that you?

2019-07-20 08:23:04 UTC

Mike is vacationing in the ICLOUD of the internet

2019-07-20 18:27:16 UTC

i'm not a flat earther and looking for a civil debate with one

2019-07-20 18:27:19 UTC

anyone up

2019-07-20 18:27:19 UTC

?

2019-07-20 18:54:41 UTC

Yes, but a glober too

2019-07-20 19:14:47 UTC

I'm a bit bored by the fact that no flat earther joins the debate.

2019-07-20 20:59:42 UTC

What is there to debate @P3TER_

2019-07-20 21:29:14 UTC

@Citizen Z the shape of the earth?

2019-07-20 21:38:13 UTC

Water is said to cover 71% of our known surface of earth. The natural physics of water is find and maintain level. Therefore the earth is atleast 71% flat just counting the oceans. Then we also have large lakes and other naturally flat surfaces such as salt flats and plains.

So like i said, the earth is flat, what is there to debate?

2019-07-20 22:42:00 UTC

Assuming there is a force that acts in the same direction but a globe earth haa gravity acting as a vector with essentially constant magnitude in different directions depending on where masses are making it possible for water to fill space unnaturally

2019-07-20 23:10:43 UTC

Being flat and being level are not at all the same thing.

2019-07-20 23:24:52 UTC

You know what i mean. No need to skew the words

2019-07-20 23:25:11 UTC

Do you think im saying earth is flat like a vertical wall?

2019-07-20 23:25:58 UTC

Oh well. Guess you cant understand simple concepts

2019-07-20 23:26:45 UTC

In that case we are done.

2019-07-20 23:26:50 UTC

Have a nice day.

2019-07-20 23:32:11 UTC

So, if we agree that being flat and being level are not the same thing, then we can agree that concluding the earth is flat because water levels itself is a non sequitur.

2019-07-20 23:38:21 UTC

I dont think you mean the earth is a vertical wall

2019-07-20 23:41:54 UTC

Im saying that a spherical earth with gravity does not act the same as a bucket of water because the direction of the force varies from place to place. Each vector points to the center if the earth but some point upwards, sideways, and diagonally from a view of the whole earth

2019-07-21 00:02:56 UTC

Gravity is a theory

2019-07-21 00:03:11 UTC

Einstein debunked newton

2019-07-21 00:03:33 UTC

The entire thought of gravity has never been proven

2019-07-21 00:03:52 UTC

You are assuming there is a center

2019-07-21 00:03:59 UTC

Assuming the radius

2019-07-21 00:04:07 UTC

Assuming the causation

2019-07-21 00:04:14 UTC

Thatz pseudoscience

2019-07-21 00:04:31 UTC

Show me water bending

2019-07-21 00:04:39 UTC

Show me gravity

2019-07-21 00:04:55 UTC

Belief systems are not a debate

2019-07-21 00:05:13 UTC

I can prove the earth is flat

2019-07-21 00:05:23 UTC

You cant prove the earth is a ball

2019-07-21 00:44:42 UTC

Agreed that belief systems are not valid for debate.
Show me a ***better*** option for gravity and I'll change my roles.

2019-07-21 01:06:32 UTC

hmm, globe gravity: g = GM/r^2. better gravity: g = -9.81 m/s^2

Some things to write here we don't assume the radius we can calculate that, none of it is water bending tell me how it is, you have been shown gravity it's around you. Some things you definitely did get right, we don't know an exact causation for gravity we just know what it does, we don't really know why. It's been proven as a force just not an explaination of why yet.

2019-07-21 01:27:04 UTC

i've never seen it demonstrated or all around me i guess

2019-07-21 01:27:51 UTC

things fall but i haven't been able to prove actual gravity for myself

2019-07-21 01:46:23 UTC

Actually, gravity isn't a force.

2019-07-21 01:50:21 UTC

in that view, you have to start saying that the floor is accelerating upwards

2019-07-21 01:51:33 UTC

but it is the technical globe one yeah

2019-07-21 04:17:16 UTC

Or we are on a rotating string

2019-07-21 07:09:48 UTC

like string theory?

2019-07-21 07:16:16 UTC

No more like centrifuge theory

2019-07-21 07:18:40 UTC

is that like hollow earth?

2019-07-21 16:43:31 UTC

And everyone who disagrees can go straight to the edge off the world and jump off the antarctica border into nonexistence

2019-07-21 16:46:36 UTC

techstone is actually right he has approved evidence found in an ancient maja building with a drawn flat football

2019-07-21 19:33:23 UTC

You trolls are really a nothing burger

2019-07-21 19:40:34 UTC

@TechStone actually even if people wanted to they canโ€™t cause thereโ€™s a limit to how far in you can go in Antarctica

2019-07-21 19:42:23 UTC

They say itโ€™s designated for โ€œscientific researchโ€

2019-07-21 19:48:54 UTC

then just dig a tunnil in the ice, easy enough

2019-07-21 19:50:10 UTC

then bungee jump without a rope

2019-07-21 19:59:35 UTC

Wdym *nothing burger*

2019-07-21 19:59:44 UTC

Is there an inside joke about me now

2019-07-22 01:19:51 UTC

@Roovland do you believe that hag?

2019-07-22 01:27:04 UTC

Her proofs
My friends are astronauts
Its not okay to think earth is flat
Fake pictures
She doesn't understand flat earth
Boats over horizon ( lol angular resolution and optical slant)
Ancient greeks
The tropics. (Assuming the sun is far away) sticks and shadows. (Worst globe proof ever) works on a flat earth also. Eratosthenes made 5 assumptions that were all not correct.
Lunar eclipse. Not a proof. An observation. Assuming the earth is casting a shadow. (Look into selenelion eclipse, the moon and sun are in the sky at the same time, moon darkening comes from top of moon and works its way down.

Then she reaffirms the fallacy that the earth is round and its not okay to think otherwise.

I sincerely hope you wake up and see the lies.

2019-07-22 01:29:05 UTC

I will tell you this. The videos coming from the most popular channels and the videos that have the most likes and views are likely the videos you should be questioning

2019-07-22 01:29:29 UTC

Once you do that, your eyes will open

2019-07-22 01:29:43 UTC

Many ppl are in a state of Indoctrination

2019-07-22 01:30:02 UTC

Fooled by basically magic tricks and smooth talkers

2019-07-22 01:30:13 UTC

Big think?

2019-07-22 01:30:23 UTC

Is that thinking big?

2019-07-22 03:19:09 UTC

Question.

What about Mars or any other planets being flat? Are they simply a "conspiracy theory"? Have any of you ever looked through a telescope? The planets all seem to be facing us directly where we are, no matter where we are on the Earth. Spherical or not, the Earth is very large, so how would something like the moon be flat and be facing every individual thing at the same time, assuming its signifigantly smaller than the Earth. Are the telescopes rigged? No they are not, the government would not rig every single telescope as they would spend an insane amount of money doing that as the amount of telescopes manufactured is already very large. Are you going to tell me that the government controls all the money. No, because if so, then the economy would have plumbetted a long long time ago.

2019-07-22 03:43:19 UTC

What if Mars was just a luminous object in the sky, like we see in a planetarium? Just because itโ€™s round doesnโ€™t mean the earth is round too.

2019-07-22 04:20:53 UTC

So you believe Earth is the only flat mass?

2019-07-22 04:23:04 UTC

If so, then why has no one ever fallen of the edge, if the ice from Antartica goes around the Earth, then why is it no where to be seen, or why do we not fly of the edge, when flying from California to Japan across the Pacific ocean? Are you implying that the Pacific ocean is split in two?

2019-07-22 04:24:45 UTC

"Just because" is not enough

2019-07-22 04:26:08 UTC

!rank

2019-07-22 04:26:08 UTC

<:XMARK6:403540169992568833> **A Day with Rocheโ€™**, this command is disabled in this channel

2019-07-22 04:26:13 UTC

Yaaaay

2019-07-22 05:46:52 UTC

@lil 4oe 4oe you don't have to cross the edge to fly from cali to japan

2019-07-22 05:47:38 UTC

people can't even get to the south pole without credentials pretty much

2019-07-22 05:48:20 UTC

Yeah you could fly across the rest of the world, or you could cross the Pacific and save like 3 days worth of time

2019-07-22 05:48:30 UTC

Because there is no ice wall

2019-07-22 05:48:39 UTC

thats why people fly across the pacific

2019-07-22 05:49:32 UTC

and not over North America, Europe, and Asia

2019-07-22 05:51:01 UTC

you keep changing subjects

2019-07-22 05:51:56 UTC

but as far as flying east west, planes don't seem to take direct line routes either way

2019-07-22 07:08:26 UTC

P3TER_#9311 LANGUAGE!!!

2019-07-22 07:09:38 UTC

What? May I not explain something in normal words?

2019-07-22 07:59:32 UTC

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2019-07-22 07:59:35 UTC

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2019-07-22 08:16:38 UTC

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2019-07-22 08:16:38 UTC

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2019-07-22 08:16:49 UTC

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2019-07-22 08:16:49 UTC

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@Citizen Z lol
You say **I will tell you this. The videos coming from the most popular channels and the videos that have the most likes and views are likely the videos you should be questioning**
But once you succeed in "telling the truth" and flat earth becomes mainstream then paradoxically we should wake up and not believe flat earth anymore..... lollers

2019-07-22 08:59:40 UTC

i would like to debate like a civil person

2019-07-22 09:00:47 UTC

ยฟยฟยฟยฟanyone???

2019-07-22 09:09:17 UTC

no one will debate with me :C

About what?

2019-07-22 09:13:37 UTC

@lil 4oe 4oe Have you noticed how the flat earth map is on the UN logo?

2019-07-22 09:13:42 UTC

idk just flat earth stuff in general

Lollll

2019-07-22 09:13:52 UTC

That's done to get every country at a 2d map

2019-07-22 09:14:04 UTC

mhm

2019-07-22 09:14:08 UTC

Is it really?

No flat earthers just took that, of does not match any real distances

2019-07-22 09:14:19 UTC

...

2019-07-22 09:14:20 UTC

hm

2019-07-22 09:14:42 UTC

Actually the distances make sense

2019-07-22 09:14:48 UTC

Of course, no country likes to be in an organisation that's excluding your being as a country by their logo

I meen, schorsing to the map out duchy of luxembourg is lager then pasta of scandinavia

Sorry autocorrect is on other laguage

2019-07-22 09:15:21 UTC

No, but it's also done to not make any continent look more important than another.

2019-07-22 09:15:22 UTC

.....................

2019-07-22 09:15:24 UTC

Flight stops make so much more sense on the flat earth map than on a round map

2019-07-22 09:15:29 UTC

Not really

Yes

2019-07-22 09:16:29 UTC

Prove to me the earth isnโ€™t flat lol

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