The problem with flat earthers is they go and measure the curve but cannot find it. Noone wants to be a flat earther, but trying to prove it is a ball (or is it a spheroid?) is where the rubber meets the road and one is left asking the question "if the guys who run the central bank financial systems across all the world are wrong about finance and money, then maybe their post-ww2 theory of a ball/spheroid earth might, too, also be wrong". That then leads to interesting questions, such as "Where does the $64 billion per year of borrowed money to fund NASA really going to?"
What’s an even more interesting question is “if the guys who run the central bank financial system could manipulate the system for power, wealth and control, would they not do the same with things like the fake moon landing and the sphere-earth psyop for the same reasons??”
@@gerontodon Yeah. So was Eratosthenes, but even his name is being used to 'prove' we 'always knew' we live on a spheroid with the Sun as the center of the solar system. But noone believed him then, but we do now? They never tell you that Copernicus wrote his book and was so sure of his work, based off the altered astrological observations of his mentor, that he kept it hidden until his death. Then when people were going through his things they found his book. At least Darwin had the balls to publish his work, then release new editions with corrections and tests which would make him happy that his theory was wrong. I mention WW2 because there are still people alive today in nursing homes that can witness first hand what they were taught in school and then what they were taught post-WW2. Do with the information as you will...
And why someone who spends all of his time with textbooks and computer screens is even opining on something he clearly doesn’t understand (hence the ad-hominem attacks) is beyond me.
We don't need to debunk flat Earth as nobody believes it. It's a fake, contrived movement. As for the Earth being the centre of the Universe, there is evidence to support it, but no evidence against. I wonder if Keen is a disinfo agent, or just another boomer.
