The last few days of responses here suggests that flat earth belief is not really about evidence. Sure we discuss evidence because it's fun, but I don't get the sense it matters much.
I think it has more to do with distrust of "science", much of which is justified. In a sense "science" tells us "this is how reality works", which can be imposing, take away one's voice, marginalize, disenfranchize, and isolate. Thus the tendency to group together with like-minded people, to feel less isolated.
People who give consideration to flat earth aren't afraid to ask questions. They aren't afraid of being mocked or isolated. I have asked these questions on other forums where everyone quickly ganged up on me and laughed at me. It's not fun but that didn't change my mind. Not many people can handle being laughed at and it's a weapon used in almost every globe earth video I've watched. To me that's a red flag.
It makes me question it all the more. Why is it so funny? Why is it so outrageous to ask these questions? It's like labeling anyone questioning the gene editing serum an anti-vaxxer and ostracizing them. You can question the safety and efficacy of any other medicine and that's acceptable, but thou shalt not question the Big JAB! That's Tavistock social engineering.
Globe earth clearly is a massive social engineering program or questions would be seen as normal and discussed without passion. If you ask questions about photosynthesis or any other topic in science it's discussed without passion so what is the big deal about questioning globe earth? That's some kind of spellcasting.
This is the first time I have ever talked to people who share my questioning of the given narrative, questions I have had for over 30 years now.
The same is true for 911, Covid and other psyops. I said there is no flight 93 plane at the "crash site" and the WTC buildings couldn't fall like that from fire that day and people ignored me and moved on. I was astounded that nobody was noticing and talking about this. I've tried to wake friends to the truth with the evidence in later years to no avail and they called me a "troofer". Yeah, I like truth so I ask questions. I guess some people fear ridicule and are more prone to brainwashing than others.
That can also happen with flat earth, I suppose, which is why I don't like ad hominems and mocking on either side. Yet, most FE people walked this path alone for many years before finding others who were brave enough to out their thoughts on the matter.
So it's not about distrusting "science" it's actually using the scientific method to ask questions and challenge the narrative even if people laugh at you.
People have to weigh the evidence and come to their own conclusions.