Yeti, you seem like a down to earth guy but I think you've gone too far. Based on your posts of the last year or so, during the pandemic, you see no possibility of conspiracy ANYWHERE. You seem to question alternative views simply because you can't figure out how people could lie and get away with it. It's kinda short-sighted.
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Hmm, interesting analysis, but I don't think you know me very well if you think I see no conspiracy anywhere. I'm not sure what you mean by my posts since the beginning of the "pandemic", but I absolutely have agreed with the consensus opinion on this forum (and in many other places) that the pandemic is a politically-created revolution to instill communism into the world. I likewise agree that the drugs currently being forced upon the population are not only not conducive to health, but actually they are in fact probably destructive of health, and moreover that such destruction of health is clearly of deliberate intent on the part of the powers forcing these drugs into the population.
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Just because I don't believe in aliens from outer space, or time travel, or anti-gravity technology, or mind control, or laser plasma weapons, or various other strange ideas you have discussed in other threads, doesn't mean I believe in whatever mainstream culture believe in. Quite the contrary.

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In the case of the flat earth idea, this is interesting because it is easily verifiable by the average person, without access to any advanced technology, to understand that the earth is a sphere, so much so that even the greatest philosopher of all time, Aristotle himself in the 4th century before Christ, was able to explain and prove quite simply from a few simple observations that the earth is spherical. That is why I posted his brief, compelling arguments on the subject, because it doesn't take any fancy equipment to see that the earth is spherical. So it is bizarre to me that people today should concoct bizarre and elaborate, nonsensical explanations about glass ceilings above the earth, and the moon being some sort of picture painted on some sort of glass roof over us, as if we were living in the Truman Show movie, instead of simply reading a few simple, logical ideas from such a brilliant mind as Aristotle that prove easily that we live on a sphere like so many other spheres in the universe.