hi

Hi

I'm kinda new here, so I'm a bit bumbly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzGkB6YO9Yc

So, I like asking a real person about stuff over reading articles. Is there someone who can explain their flat Earth theory to me?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTA1KAcfh0w

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Ok, but what does it mean?

What

There's a shelf of ice. It fits the globe model. Why does the video title have stuff about flat earth

Ok, it's a picture. I like pictures. What does it mean?

It’s an ancient map of Antarctica

From 1500s

or at least thats what people say it is

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piri_Reis_map

for example, theres a difference in dating between i500 and 1500

I love discussing the Piri Reis Map

@Aavelle government influence!

are you talking in voice about this map?

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Alright guys.

Who here thinks the earth is flat ?

Wow no one interesting.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/617753100345671700.gif?v=1

38k miles

ok i have one really big problem with the fe model so the “ice wall” is just a big wall of ice and idk if you guys know but water is easily the most destructive force on earth if given enough time for example water made the grand canyon, and sedimentary rock is harder than ice so how has the “ice wall” not been broken

@Pixelated Malone i dont

Wow, that pic is cool

But how do you know the water is easily the most destructive material on earth ? @eletrick33

it carved the grand canyon

But how do you know the water did it ?

Because look at the cutting

I mean what else will do that

does water cut normally?

But how do you know the cutting was made because of the water ?

because most of science agrees that water eroded it away

Over the years it can