What do you think is the strongest evidence for a globe Earth?
I think Tesla, who gave us the electric grid, was completely correct when he said that there is an Aether. Granted, there are many Aether proponents who don't believe in FE. No one is able to explain what gravity is within the heliocentric model, yet they are so sure that it is the dominant force, despite the fact that magnetism is a much stronger force, can be experimentally verified and explains the phenomenon in a much more coherent manner. 4 components - dielectricity, magnetism, electricity and the effect of electricity and magnetism is what we call gravity. All modalities of the aether, all already unified in a beautifully coherent and simple manner.
I don't like being a flat earther. I experience a lot of ridicule from a lot of people. The issue I have is that as soon as I start asking those people to explain their positions, the very quickly display their ignorance (I'm in no way referring to yosats) and/or jump to insults. That doesn't make a good case for their position. I have never seen people get so triggered over a subject IRL. A family member literally stormed out my house when I first brought it up. 😂
It may well be wrong, but there are too many issues I take with the claims made about what we "should" believe and what we can observe.
I'm also open to the idea of it being neither, and this all being a simulated/holographic reality.
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