/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11399628
>Flat earth shills are a jewish conspiracy to discredit recognition of actual conspiracies
Or is it? To me it's just a trick to get people actually reading into science. You go to school, "learn" a lot of garbage, but you forget all of it. Then all of sudden, a bunch of people start showing what seems to be evidences that the earth is flat. What do you do? You can either

a) bark at them like a guard dog

b) read into the concepts being presented, about how models are constructed, etc.

What proof was show to you to prove that the Earth is round? A cgi composite? If that's all it takes, you could have been taught that the earth was flat and you'd firmly defend that belief not because it's true, but because you accept arguments of authority. Meanwhile they'll try to make their physical experiments that sometimes give results that contradict what they think, but that sometimes also contradict what people "on the other side" would expect.

Flat earthers have exposed a big hole in modern educational systems, and if you don't think so, you're part of the problem that needs to be eliminated