Yes. They knew a lot less back then

Back when people actually had some common sense

People 2000 years ago didn't technology and pictures of the Earth

Our intuition is often flawed

Okay go build me a pyramid since your way smarter

That's a stupid claim

Your only proof is a picture

Literally

Your proof is what?

none?

A picture that’s fake

Everything else

Not backed by science?

If psychology has taught us anything, it’s that our intuitions are flawed

How do you know its "fake"?

The non existing curvature

And that’s not the only evidence

The non existing flatness

The non measurable rotation and revolution

the earth is flat, with no edges, and spherical

epstein didnt kill himself

I still want to know how things accelerate with a flat earth model

Why do you focus so much on the detail, how about you look for the big flaws with your model

Such as the vacuum

Without a barrier

There is no flaw with my system

And that you don’t feel the the earth moving

Propose a perceived flaw and I’ll address it

Ever been on a plane?

Or a car?

Sure

When you get up to speed, do you feel yourself moving? Or do you feel still?

Yes I do feel I’m moving, but supposedly I’m in the largest and most comfortable car I probably wouldn’t feel much right. However you will feel something when it accelerates and decelerates

But that's the exact thing

You feel yourself moving in a car when you’re at a constant speed?

You really only feel it when the speed changes

Yes but we do change speeds

not when your going at a constant speed

But does the Earth?

Or at a change big enough that you feel it?

I dont think you’ve ever been in a car