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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Finding the Edge

« on: April 21, 2019, 05:45:40 PM »

What if the compass is your enemy? For instance, what if you believe your traveling in a straight line “west” and your going in a circle? Does this make sense? Toss out the compass and sail straight ahead to find the edge!

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Flat Earth Theory / Reverse psychology

« on: April 21, 2019, 08:08:37 AM »

The movie “Behind the Curve” got me here.

It opens questions: if the world is 3390+ mile radius and the flatness doesn’t match the “supposed” stats. Why should I believe the diameter is 3390 miles? According to the measurements our world is larger than what they say. More like 8200 miles! Meaning...there are uncharted lands that are “off limits”...on the other side of the ice shelf!

What if the North Pole is a beacon to keep those traveling in a circle versus a straight line? What if you didn’t use a compass you’d run into the supposed edge eventually right?

It appears the world we live on, flat plane or not, is larger than what they say and there is land beyond what they want us to see?