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Ladies and gentlemen, wake up: the Earth is clearly flat. Just look around — everything you see is flat. The ground is flat. 

PUT DOWN THE GLOBE, PICK UP A CLUE

Ladies and gentlemen, wake up: the Earth is clearly flat. Just look around — everything you see is flat. The ground is flat. Your driveway is flat. The horizon? Flat as a pancake on Prozac. If we were truly living on a giant spinning ball hurtling through space at 67,000 mph, wouldn’t we feel something? A wobble? A breeze? Maybe a little planetary whiplash? And don’t get me started on water — it finds its level, not its curve. According to the globe-heads, oceans wrap themselves lovingly around the Earth like a clingy ex, held in place by a mysterious force called gravity — which, by the way, has never been seen, tasted, or invited to dinner.

And let’s talk Antarctica: they say it’s a continent at the bottom of the globe, but it’s clearly an enormous ice wall keeping us from falling off the edge like curious lemmings. Why else would all the world’s governments agree on one thing — that you’re not allowed to just go there? Suspicious. Meanwhile, NASA keeps pumping out cartoon Earths like it’s Pixar, never showing us a real-time, uncut video of the spinning globe. You think that’s science? No, that’s Netflix with a budget. The flat Earth is the only model where your senses, your gut, and your Wi-Fi conspiracy rabbit hole all agree. Case closed.

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