The Flat Earth Society has members all around the globe.
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There are some excellent video presentations on youtube by Cool Hard Logic debunking all the flattard nonsense.
My young lad has been watching them as they are entertaining and scientifically they are sound.
My young lad has been watching them as they are entertaining and scientifically they are sound.
Eric Mc said:
What a waste of energy it is though explaining such stuff to the idiots who don't want to understand.
I'm not sure it is a waste of energy, or better put, a waste of time. I see CHL's youtube channel as a fantastic demonstration of the questions we should be getting our kids to think about.It all seems so obvious to us as adults but our children are often confused by 'because reasons' where as, we as adults are more aligned to 'because maths'.
Hope that makes sense.
My kid asked me the other day if it was acceptable to say "That's b
ks". I told him that was perfectly acceptable if you can explain and show/demonstrate what you are thinking.CHL has some very good 'tutorials' which really explain heliocentricity, not that many people believe that to be wrong, but to me it is a great way to educate - start with a premise that is 'b
ks', figure out the real physics and then reward a little with the phrase 'yep, that is bks'. JustALooseScrew said:
I'm not sure it is a waste of energy, or better put, a waste of time. I see CHL's youtube channel as a fantastic demonstration of the questions we should be getting our kids to think about.
It all seems so obvious to us as adults but our children are often confused by 'because reasons' where as, we as adults are more aligned to 'because maths'.
Hope that makes sense.
My kid asked me the other day if it was acceptable to say "That's bks". I told him that was perfectly acceptable if you can explain and show/demonstrate what you are thinking.
CHL has some very good 'tutorials' which really explain heliocentricity, not that many people believe that to be wrong, but to me it is a great way to educate - start with a premise that is 'bks', figure out the real physics and then reward a little with the phrase 'yep, that is bks'.
It's better to educate children through genuine education rather than through the warped prism of loons. It all seems so obvious to us as adults but our children are often confused by 'because reasons' where as, we as adults are more aligned to 'because maths'.
Hope that makes sense.
My kid asked me the other day if it was acceptable to say "That's b
ks". I told him that was perfectly acceptable if you can explain and show/demonstrate what you are thinking.CHL has some very good 'tutorials' which really explain heliocentricity, not that many people believe that to be wrong, but to me it is a great way to educate - start with a premise that is 'b
ks', figure out the real physics and then reward a little with the phrase 'yep, that is bks'. I forgot to add - on one youtube channel, there was a flattard complaining that aircraft on flight radar disappeared when they were 'in the oceans' and only appeared again near their destination.
Given that radar only works in straight lines and therefore can't bend around the earth, plus the fact there are no radar 'stations' out in the oceans it seems that this is due to a complete conspiracy owned by NASA.
As mentioned above, these people walk among us - super scary.
You can't debate with these people because.... God & the Bible.
Given that radar only works in straight lines and therefore can't bend around the earth, plus the fact there are no radar 'stations' out in the oceans it seems that this is due to a complete conspiracy owned by NASA.
As mentioned above, these people walk among us - super scary.
You can't debate with these people because.... God & the Bible.
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