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:first: Well said

One of my favorite movies of all time! You have inspired me to change my avatar. I love Egg Shen!

Could it also be the same for the endless examples of vandalism that Tambora is linking to? Is it possible that vandals are idiots, regardless of their political tribe?

Do some of them also....:idea: vandalize?

To be fair, is this what 'emboldened conservatives' do? This simplistic tribal-think is a bit counterproductive, don't you think? :think:

FTFY ;)

An area beyond the north pole? /thread :think:

This is why this issue is a huge stumbling block for a flat-earth theory. People can, and have flown over Antarctica. Polar Route The Soviet pilot Valery Chkalov was the first to fly non-stop from Europe to the American Pacific Coast. His flight from Moscow, Soviet Union to Vancouver...

I notice you've avoided answering the question: If someone flies a plane over the ice walls, what do they run into? Do they fly into outer space?

I noticed that no one has of yet started a thread about President Trump :noid: If you are a Trump supporter What has Trump done that you think is just great? What would it take for you to change your mind about Trump being a good president? If you are not a Trump supporter What has he done...

If your model for a flat earth includes ice wall boundaries then it is certainly a part of the discussion. If someone flies a plane over the ice walls, what do they run into? Do they fly into outer space? This is a crucial stumbling block of your theory.

:Plain: How could a man fly in one direction and end up at the same spot in a flat-earth model? How do you explain his exploits? He flew in one direction the entire trip and ended where he began.

But he flew in a straight line/traveled in one direction and ended up where he started. I did. It appears a plane would his ice or a dome over the flat earth...correct me if that's wrong. If you're too busy to discuss the topic of the thread, I'll move on. :e4e:

Dave - A guy flew around the world Here is his flight path. How did he do this?

Are you unable to answer or are you unsure of the answer?

:confused: To be clear - if an airplane takes off and goes in an infinite straight line they will wind up where? I don't understand what you mean by "you end up somewhere beyond the ice wall that surrounds it." Please clarify what you mean by this...

Bump for Dave...

You're avoiding the problem. Let's say they sail past Antarctica. Or :idea: let's say it's an airplane and they fly south from Mexico, right over Antarctica, in the hopes of reaching India. Where do they end up?

If a ship leave Mexico and sails South to reach India - what would happen? Where would the ship end up?

I'm sure I've missed this one already being asked. Where is the edge of the flat earth? Is it possible to fly east or west in a straight line until you reach your takeoff spot again? How are these shipping routes possible? Yet, ships sail these routes everyday... Conspiracy?