The site was probably founded because someone wanted to capitalize on the revenue that comes from selling t-shirts and mugs to a mass of misguided people. There are, admittedly, several non-serious flat Earth posters, but they are fairly easy to identify." Other comical questions include "What does the Earth look like? How is circumnavigation possible?" by someone who was presumably never informed of the existence of geodesics, or traveled in an airplane from Peru to Australia across North America and along the coast of East Asia, and the hilarious "What Evidence Do You Have?"- the latter of which includes an overly optimistic mention of the Bedford Level experiment, a section about Cartesian doubt (as if they actually think their theory has stood up to rigorous fact-checking), and a paragraph that essentially maintains that "The Earth looks flat, so therefore it must be that way". We are actively promoting the Flat Earth Movement worldwide. There is much speculation that the site is actually an example of Poe's Law at work.īecause of Poe's Law, the first question asked on the FAQ of their Wiki is "Is this site a joke?", to which they responded, "This site is not a joke. The Flat Earth Society is a website and online forum that promotes the idea that the Earth is flat, and that this fact is being covered up by a super-colossal global conspiracy. Part of their FAQ, written by someone apparently unaware of the existence of astronauts, satellites, and space probes They depict the earth as being round simply because that is what they expect it to be.
“ ”In light of the above, please note that we are not suggesting that space agencies are aware that the earth is flat and actively covering the fact up.
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