Comments by "Adam Bainbridge" (@AdamMGTF) on "The 10 Things That All Flat Earthers Say" video.

  1. Not all do. Some aren't religious. Some I am sure believe in other religions or believe in none. Mostly they believe in using the internet.
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  2. I don't think that's true at all. Beyond the curve was a very interesting documentary and I saw no sign of mental illness beyond basic dysfunctional issues like anxiety. The real question is why some people who are functional and sometimes successful members of society. Base their social wellbeing around something that is well outside what is acceptable to the majority of society.
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  3. Where do you live to have met any? Let alone more than one 😮
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  4. And claim to be agnostic when saying so.
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  5. At 9:00 I’m English so I think space is a Hoover
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  6. Forget that in reality they seem to be incredibly rare.... There are vastly more jobs that could be done by a person who has no understanding or interest in the shape of the earth. Some which come to mind: Gardener Painter/decorator Joiner Electrician Mechanic Road worker Police officer Fireman Doctor Nurse Paramedic Vet Farmer Game keeper Estate agent Property letter Dentist Priest/rabbi/imam Retail assistant Human resources manager Solicitor Grocer Butcher Hair dresser I'd go on but I feel the point is properly Labourd
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  7. I've been trying to meet a flat earther since the netflix documentary about (?) ten years ago. Where are you from? I'd love to meet one. Sad you met a racial/religious extremist. Such people are infinitely more dangerous than silly conspiracy terrorists like flat earth people
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  8. ​ @rayopeongo someone who's listened to fry and hitchens I see. Bravo!
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  9. ​ @rayopeongo however. And I am agnostic... We must remember that when we talk to religious people that to those who have faith, no explanation is necessary. And that is fine. As long as they don't crusade, tell others what to do with their free will or you know... The whole terrorist thing.
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  10.  @rayopeongo  if a believer comes to my door attempting to 'convert' me. I have no issue with that. As long as they do so peacefully and accept my rejection and leave respectfully (as I would show them respect). .I understand that it's a part of their faith to attempt conversation.
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  11.  @rayopeongo  the internet is a odd one. My theory is that it matters little. But I would be very interested in knowing if there is research which documents religious conversion and or influence on the internet
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