way to the bank while you rage against "indoctrination." The real mind trap is yours, buddy - trapped in a dome of delusion, defensively rigid against the overwhelming, observable truth that Earth is round, space is real, and your conspiracy is as flat as your critical thinking skills.

Wake up, globe-denier: your blind religious faith in something as pathetic as christian mythology and flat Earth isn't enlightenment; it's a self-imposed prison of stupidity, funded by merch sales from charlatans who laugh all the

you projecting your own willful ignorance - physics classes teach testable facts, not the fever-dream "logic" of flat horizons (which, duh, look flat locally on a massive sphere) or motionless reality (ever felt centrifugal force? No? That's because it's balanced, genius).

with a smartphone can verify Earth's curve via high-altitude balloons, live ISS feeds, or simple experiments like Eratosthenes' sticks that proved sphericity 2,300 years ago, you gobble up unvetted memes and grifter podcasts like they're gospel. Your "unchallenged physics education" gripe? That's

you decry trust in verifiable science, global institutions, and even the moon landings (which, spoiler: happened, with mountains of evidence you dismiss as "media myths") as the real deception enabling large-scale lies. Oh, the irony! In an age of decentralized information where anyone

the poetry and context, all to prop up your stationary plane fantasy, and since quantum physics and black holes give no hint or indication of your so-called "creator," you couldn't handle a round planet. Pathetic - it's not faith; it's fanfiction for the scientifically illiterate. Meanwhile,

pizza under a glass dome because facing the vast, humbling cosmos of reality - a spinning, orbiting sphere in an infinite universe - shatters your fragile, narcissistic ego that demands the world revolve around you (ironically, it doesn't). You cherry-pick verses about a "firmament" while ignoring

fine until some algorithm fed you one too many "what they don't want you to know" thumbnails, turning your brain into a mushy pancake of denial. As a supposed "truth-seeker" hiding behind christian mythology facade, you tie this delusion to twisted reading of biblical texts, imagining a divine

satellites - those pesky things orbiting our very real globe - beam down your precious GPS signals without fail, keeping your flat Earth conference Uber from driving off the "edge." You rant about childhood indoctrination? Pot, meet kettle: you were probably

like you cling to this nonsense with a defensive rigidity that borders on cultish hysteria, lashing out at anyone who dares point out the glaring inconsistencies in your so-called "observations," like how ships disappear hull-first over the horizon proving curvature every single time, or why

experts" peddling poorly edited CGI "debunk" videos that wouldn't fool a toddler, and reinforced by a high school dropout's grasp of basic geometry you never bothered to question because, let's face it, actual math scares you more than the edge of your imaginary disc. Flat Earth fanatics

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the law of Moses, when it says the Second Coming would be in the 1st century, etc., etc. Nitpicking is an essential quality for indoctrination into Christian mythology.

2009. 🤓🦕🦖

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