Mate you've said this already

Couldn't you say the same exact things about the dome? About not being able to go anywhere

Or being trapped

Being similar doesn't mean same so I guess not

Is there a channel where I can read the flat Earth model we're referring to so we can be on the same page?

There are some details that tend to fluctuate

Yeah, but stuff like the existence of a dome or being the center of the universe and such

I've met people that said for example that the moon was some kind of battery

I didn't really get it to be honest

Alright, then for example

What do you think about the shape of the moon?

I wouldn't say that

There are phenomenons like eclipses and such that are related to both

Is it not?

Alright, then let's change subject
How do you think eclipses work?

These phenomenons can only be explained (at least for now) by a round earth, thus the relationship

We are talking about the shape of the earth by discussing this

Do you have any other alternative?

Oh boy, there are **many** alternatives to a religion

2 plus 2 equals 4, it makes sense, it's logical and for now there is no other way to get a different result

There isn't another answer, making it true

But

If there was a process which made sense

It could also be considered true

True, but for certain phenomenons we only have one explanation

We don't have anything else to explain it

Yes

Why?

I already have an explanation for it and I was hoping to see if the same thing was different from your point of view

And let's be real, refusing to explain something isn't a particularly strong argument is it

Exactly

There's no way to prove me wrong

There's no argument

We're debating

Or at least change my point of view

Not necessarily

I can be convinced

But for now, I'm getting zero answers

The thing is about the moon being relevant to the shape of the earth

Alright

Phenomenons like eclipses can not be explained (at least for now) if we assume the earth is flat

I was hoping to get a different point of view

So none of you guys can give an answer, right?

How do eclipses work @Flat Earth PhD

Yes