I'm not a flat earther, but with that behind said, using jew logic, I would think that being told the earth is round forever would be something to be questioned.
Would you also question being told water is essential for humans to live? It's easy enough to experimentally determine the necessity of water for living. It is also easy enough to experimentally determine the earth is not flat. Why accept one and question the other if they can both be independently and reliably proven?
>I'm not a flat earther, but with that behind said, using jew logic, I would think that being told the earth is round forever would be something to be questioned.
Would you also question being told water is essential for humans to live? It's easy enough to experimentally determine the necessity of water for living. It is also easy enough to experimentally determine the earth is not flat. Why accept one and question the other if they can both be independently and reliably proven?
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