Stop acting like everything is perfectly explained. 
This is precisely what the model-tards do, simply assume that their model explains everything.
But then, as we point out, they simply refuse to touch the "see too far" problem, but keep going to "muh model", "muh map".
So then after the dishonest mendacious troll demands that I show the FE map, I present him with 5 projections and demand they tell me which is the "correct" one for the "Globe model".
Globe-tards, YOUR MODEL HAS BEEN DEFINITELY FALSIFIED. Now, come up with a new one or shut up.
We're engaging in the scientific method by proposing one, the FE model, that's more consistent with observations. As with all hypotheses, it'll require additional refinement.
I've even tried to help the intellectually challenged Globe-tards out by saying ... OK, then, hypothesize that we do live on a ball, but that it's 10 times bigger that what NASA tells us. That's a new hypothesis that would attempt to explain the "see too far" problem.
Or, try to hypothesize some reason that light seems to bend perfectly around the contours of the ball ... and even suggested that they try, oh, the flow of ether that tends to bend around the suraface, since "muh refraction" is utterly ridiculous, and has been definitively falsified by two-way laser experiments.
We all know that they have a psychological (I like Matthew's term pathological), so a psyco-pathological illness somehow related to Stockholm syndrome to modern "science", the same "science" we were told to follow regarding the jab.
Intelletual dishonesty is easily exposed when you see individuals who, after one of their reasons has been refuted, simply come up with another, and then when that one has been refuted, come back with a third, and then after a while, they re-state the first one, pretending that it had never been refuted, hoping that everyone would have forgotten it by now.
Globe-tards would do well to engage in some introspection ... which is what I did on my journey toward FE. After I had decided that I could no longer refute the FE arguments, I still pushed back against the conclusion, so I asked myself WHY, and the honest answer was a combination of realizing that it would be rather painful for my psychology, a sign of programming, and that I did not relish the ridicule to which I'd be subjected by the brainwashed morons out there.
So, as I've pointed out before. If FE were indeed truly ridiculous, you wouldn't spend so much time and effort battling against it. You'd just make the circle-by-the-ear gesture and whistle while you walk past and not spend 10 minutes on it. Dr. Sungenis admitted as much. After he had been asked by Kolbe Center to refute FE, he thought it would take him an hour or so, but then realized that FE did in fact have some rather substantial arguments that could not easily be dismissed, and so it ended up taking him hundreds of pages, and a complete full-length book to ... NOT refute the FE position, since his book was an epic failure, despite his undoubtedly having accepted the stipend offered him by Kolbe (ulterior motive anyone?)
So, while the Globetards assert that FE is ridiculous, the fact that they spend so much time attacking it belies this, since you wouldn't need to if it were so ridiculous.
Secondly, the Globetards claim that the shape of the earth doesn't matter. If it dooesn't matter, then again I ask you why you spend so much time and energy attacking FE. Move along then.
Despite these claims, their behavior, their obsession with spending much time and effort attacking FE demonstrates the exact opposite of what they disingenuously claim, that there's some solid evidence for FE and that it most certainly matters.