Silly Posts From Flat Earthers That Explain The Logic Behind Why The Earth Isn't Round

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Flat Earth posts never fail to deliver a strange mix of confidence, confusion, and accidental comedy. The internet has spent years turning this conspiracy theory into a bottomless source of baffling screenshots, and the results are usually as wild as you would expect.

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This roundup pulls together some of the funniest Flat Earth images making the rounds online, from bizarre logic to over-the-top certainty. The people behind these posts are clearly committed to the bit, even when the science is doing all the heavy lifting.

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Some of these takes are so out there, they almost loop back around to being entertaining. Read on.

This guy should be scared for a lot of different reasons

This guy should be scared for a lot of different reasons
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Amazing timing on this photo, to be fair.

Amazing timing on this photo, to be fair.
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Fish-eye lenses are fake.

Fish-eye lenses are fake.
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Have you ever seen a snowball?

Have you ever seen a snowball?
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Sorry, bro, my phone was flat.

Sorry, bro, my phone was flat.
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This flat-Earth “logic” reminds me of the wild internet anomalies in 70 Bizarre Events That Prove Our Planet Is Weirder Than Science Fiction.

Gravity is also fake.

Gravity is also fake.
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The damn government.

The damn government.
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2200 years of scientific advancement, and this is where we are at.

2200 years of scientific advancement, and this is where we are at.
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Schools are fake.

Schools are fake.
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Wait... what?

Wait... what?
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Pilots are fake.

Pilots are fake.

We all live on a giant crab.

We all live on a giant crab.

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Flat Earth conspiracy post mocking pilots, claiming everyone lives on a crab

I love these people's obsession with Australia. As someone who lives there, I find it quite flattering.

I love these people's obsession with Australia. As someone who lives there, I find it quite flattering.

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