Comments by "Yazzam X" (@yazzamx6380) on "JRE Clips"
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And should Neil also debate concave/hollow Earth theorists, alien UFO theorists, alien abduction theorists, spaceship moon theorists, ghost/spirit theorists, witchcraft theorists, paranormal theorists, electric universe theorists, alien crop circle theorists, etc, and hence give them the publicity and credence that they desperately seek?
Why should Neil make flat Earth theorists a special case for debate compared to the theorists for other conspiracy claims out there (some of which I've listed above)? :-)
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Because that's the way it should be with all due respect :-)
Google/YouTube changed the search algorithm to prevent conspiracy videos from completely dominating search lists as they were for several years.
In other words, if early last year I searched Google/YouTube for "Apollo moon landings" for example, then instead of a list mostly about the Apollo moon landings, that list would be completely dominated by Apollo HOAX videos.
Following the changes, such a search is now dominated by links/videos about the Apollo moon landings, as requested.
So now if you want to find conspiracy videos (moon landings, flat Earth, ISS hoax, etc) then you have to be more specific in your search, which is not difficult.
Again, that's how it should be and hence Google/YouTube have simply redressed the balance.
Oh and, the Earth is a globe. But before your '1 minute of explanation', please state which version of a flat Earth you believe in, since there are many to choose from, i.e. Dome or no dome? Edge or no edge? Pillars or no pillars? Globe sun/moon or flat sun/moon? Gravity or no gravity? etc.
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@valherustinger7848 - To prove me wrong, flat Earth believers like yourself need to;
(a) Present two locations on Earth for which the distance measured on a globe of the Earth is different to the distance measured in the real world, where the margin of error doesn't explain the discrepancy, or
(b) Present a flat map of the whole Earth which is to scale and has no distortion, meaning we can work out any distance on Earth just by measuring it on the flat map and then multiply that measurement by the scale (just like our flat town/city maps).
I'd accept either (a) or (b), but both would be even better.
After all, I'm sure you accept it is impossible to wrap an accurate map of your town or city around a globe without distorting it, and therefore it is impossible to represent your town or city accurately with a globe, since distances measured on that globe will be wrong.
If the entire Earth was flat, then the same would be true, where it would be impossible to wrap a map of that Earth around a globe without distorting it, and therefore distances measured on that globe will be wrong.
Only if the Earth is a globe can all the distances measured be correct, and that's what we have with globes of the Earth that any of us can own :-)
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