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== Why would FE Groups and FE Believers exist? == |
== Why would FE Groups and FE Believers exist? == |
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If you've not researched FE, you might find the topic laughable or insane to believe. I've heard many claim that FE is just another psyop. |
If you've not researched FE, you might find the topic laughable or insane to believe. I've heard many claim that FE is just another "psyop" or even described as some sort of ridiculous religious cult. |
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According to the wikipedia, |
According to the wikipedia, |
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Flat Earth is an archaic and scientifically disproven conception of the Earth's shape as a plane or disk |
Flat Earth is an archaic and scientifically disproven conception of the Earth's shape as a plane or disk, and claims that many ancient cultures subscribed to a flat-Earth cosmography in the 6th century BC. |
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It wasn't until about 500 years ago, the globe earth was being forced into schools, by means of "bullying" schools into teaching all points of view. (See an example of this in the Sep 06 1874 Newspaper clip below) |
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It seemed like teaching the globe was considered taboo not long ago, another of teaching the globe in schools almost got a man thrown in to jail. (See the example in the Apr 21, 1900 Newspaper clip below) |
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Eventually both points of view were slowly exchanged with one point of view - the globe model. And teaching the FE model was eventually banned. I guess bullying worked well. |
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Sept_06_1874_-_Newspaper_baller_goes_ballistic.jpg|Sep 06 1874 - Newspaper: baller goes ballistic on school for not allowing teachers to teach the globe <ref name=Sep061874Newspaper></ref> |
Sept_06_1874_-_Newspaper_baller_goes_ballistic.jpg|Sep 06 1874 - Newspaper: baller goes ballistic on school for not allowing teachers to teach the globe. <ref name=Sep061874Newspaper></ref> |
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1900GloberMayBeJailed.jpg|Apr 21, 1900 - Newspaper: round earther might be jailed |
1900GloberMayBeJailed.jpg|Apr 21, 1900 - Newspaper: round earther might be jailed. |
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YTCracksDownOnFE.png|YouTube cracking down on free speech, labeling FE as hate-mongers. |
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Revision as of 17:21, September 20, 2023
Why would FE Groups and FE Believers exist?
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If you've not researched FE, you might find the topic laughable or insane to believe. I've heard many claim that FE is just another "psyop" or even described as some sort of ridiculous religious cult.
According to the wikipedia, Flat Earth is an archaic and scientifically disproven conception of the Earth's shape as a plane or disk, and claims that many ancient cultures subscribed to a flat-Earth cosmography in the 6th century BC.
![](http://static.miraheze.org/trueearthwiki/thumb/a/a3/AllCivilizationsKnewFE.jpg/150px-AllCivilizationsKnewFE.jpg)
However, flat earth was known to all the ancient civilizations, and it was taught in schools all the way to the 20th century.
It wasn't until about 500 years ago, the globe earth was being forced into schools, by means of "bullying" schools into teaching all points of view. (See an example of this in the Sep 06 1874 Newspaper clip below)
It seemed like teaching the globe was considered taboo not long ago, another of teaching the globe in schools almost got a man thrown in to jail. (See the example in the Apr 21, 1900 Newspaper clip below)
Eventually both points of view were slowly exchanged with one point of view - the globe model. And teaching the FE model was eventually banned. I guess bullying worked well.
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Sep 06 1874 - Newspaper: baller goes ballistic on school for not allowing teachers to teach the globe. [1]
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Apr 21, 1900 - Newspaper: round earther might be jailed.
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YouTube cracking down on free speech, labeling FE as hate-mongers.
References
- ↑ "Sensible remarks" - https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84038806/1874-09-06/ed-1/seq-2/