Apologies to all.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Wise man say;

'Freedom is circular in nature, therefore a man can never truly be free on a flat Earth.'

You watch your smart mouth.

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
You watch your smart mouth.

Wise man say;

'Man can not watch own mouth, unless he lives in front of a mirror.'

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Wise man say;

'Man can not watch own mouth, unless he lives in front of a mirror.'

Was that wise man Charlie Chan? I love Charlie Chan movies!

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Wise man say;

'Man can not watch own mouth, unless he lives in front of a mirror.'

I'm starting with the man in the mirror; I'm asking him to change his ways, and no message could have been any clearer: if you wanna make the world a flatter place, take a look at yourself and make a...

CHANGE!

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
I'm starting with the man in the mirror; I'm asking him to change his ways, and no message could have been any clearer: if you wanna make the world a flatter place, take a look at yourself and make a...

CHANGE!

Yes, we know you are the master of self delusion and have successfully deluded yourself into believing the earth is flat.

Originally posted by twhitehead
Yes, we know you are the master of self delusion and have successfully deluded yourself into believing the earth is flat.

I don't believe that, I think flat-earthers are just trying too hard to be counter-intellectual. I think it's a way for some people to try to show their knowledge of science to prove something to be so, when obviously it isn't. Unfortunately Freaky isn't very good at it.

Originally posted by twhitehead
Yes, we know you are the master of self delusion and have successfully deluded yourself into believing the earth is flat.

Funny thing is, a self-deluded person isn't open to information, isn't afraid to consider possibilities.
Instead, a self-deluded person remains steadfast in their position, regardless of conflicting information otherwise.
I have presented some of the results of my research and study on the topic.
Like you (and others), I considered the topic nothing more than delusional rantings of hand-wringing conspiracy whisperers... until I actually examined the evidence.

With an objective examination of the evidence, I have reached a completely different conclusion.
I have also become convinced how my previous position was based on nothing more than a few tenuous threads of deceit, coupled with a reluctance to leave a comfortable place.

Where I am today, however, is altogether and wholly removed from previous positions.
I consider a person's beliefs both monumental and inconsequential.
Inconsequential in the regard that whatever a person believes has no impact on reality; it (the topic at hand) either is, or it is not.
Monumental in the sense that what a person believes about certain topics (more pointedly, the issue of a flat or globular earth) has an enormous amount of impact and influence on a broad-ranging palette of topics.

Those who are inflexible and unwilling to consider the questions put to dogma are sentenced to the darkness of intellect associated with a lack of curiosity, of courage.

Originally posted by divegeester
I don't believe that, I think flat-earthers are just trying too hard to be counter-intellectual. I think it's a way for some people to try to show their knowledge of science to prove something to be so, when obviously it isn't. Unfortunately Freaky isn't very good at it.

An intellectual's greatest treasure is his greatest threat: one who would counter his assertions, contend against his givens.
You look into the abyss and see darkness; I look into the abyss and see areas light will conquer.

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
Inconsequential in the regard that whatever a person believes has no impact on reality; it (the topic at hand) either is, or it is not.

This contradicts your earlier post where you suggest that looking at yourself in the mirror can lead to a flattening of the earth. Clearly in that post you were suggesting that belief does have an impact on reality.

Originally posted by twhitehead
This contradicts your earlier post where you suggest that looking at yourself in the mirror can lead to a flattening of the earth. Clearly in that post you were suggesting that belief does have an impact on reality.

Holy chips, zithead!
That post was CLEARLY a humorous take on the lyrics of Michael Jackson's song, "Man in the Mirror," in response to another poster's comments.

Are you that unable to make the distinctions between life and jest?
Have an adult in your periphery help you navigate these treacherous waters, or simply stay off the interwebs...

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
Holy chips, zithead!
That post was CLEARLY a humorous take on the lyrics of Michael Jackson's song, "Man in the Mirror," in response to another poster's comments.

I am well aware of that. 🙂

But then the whole 'flat earther' persona you have been putting on for the past few months is a humorous character surely?

Originally posted by twhitehead
I am well aware of that. 🙂

But then the whole 'flat earther' persona you have been putting on for the past few months is a humorous character surely?

You tell me after you've actually researched it.

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
An intellectual's greatest treasure is his greatest threat: one who would counter his assertions, contend against his givens.
You look into the abyss and see darkness; I look into the abyss and see areas light will conquer.

Do you really believe the earth is flat?

Originally posted by divegeester
Do you really believe the earth is flat?

Do you really know the earth is a globe?

Originally posted by divegeester
Do you really believe the earth is flat?

Not sure about the Earth, but these things are definitely flat:

1. Pancake
2. A witches tit (Urban Dictionary).
3. The head of Frankenstein's monster
4. The Netherlands.
5. Halibut, Turbot and Brill
6. An ironed shirt.
7. 3 week old lemonade
8. The acting of Ben Affleck