Flat Earth Fail Compilation 46: Mark Sargent Fails Hard

What a flat Earth fail compilation we have for you this month. Some absolute flat Earth legends are involved including CC, LEO and Mark Sargent himself. You don't want to miss this one.

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[simongiles]

Chris shows a globe and a glass of water, and I go "Oh, really, you're not going to do this are you Chris? Really?"
But he didn't even try to pour the water on the globe. Possibly because Mrs CC would bollock him for making a mess.

[frankdocter]

Love the way that CC starts all his videos looking like he’s lost in his own kitchen.

[billyballbag]

I used to have a view that if you just ignored the flat earth nutters they would go away, but that's clearly not the case. We need people like you Dan to keep fighting the good fight! 👏👏👏

[fruit]

Chris asking if we see the problem, not realizing that the problem is his own lack of understanding, will never get old.

[chloeirnes]

I love how CC didn't even pour the water on his globe. Too afraid of making a mess and his wife calling him a plank again!

[davidrobertson]

Met my first flat earther the other day. We got as far as seasons, then it went quiet.

[SHKAKAA]

Chris: "Do you see the problem here?"

Normal people: "Yeah, a moron not understanding the real world"

[ewarwoowar]

LEO never questions why a space suit would cost $12 million dollars if space flight is fake and the suits don't actually do anything.

[dabulous]

I will always love how dramatic CC is. I also love that he starts with "good morning, good evening, good afternoon" -- a statement that works because the Earth is round.

[davidkeller]

Should have asked Mark, “If tides are just caused by water sloshing around, how are we able to accurately predict them?”

[mikebronicki]

I think Mark Sargeant had a stronger argument than C.C. on the "water finds it's own level" argument. C.C.was comparing a glass of water to an ocean, but Mark used an entire bathtub.

[garypellerin]

Mark Sargent has the look of a man who knows he's going to have to find another line of work soon.

[NinaFelwitch]

I was expecting Chris to pour the water over the globe and then be like "See, doesn't stick to the globe."

[GeistView]

Mark moved that goalpost quick. The tides is also a problem for the "water doesn't curve" mantra as well. If you have a high tide at 1 location and a low in another location, there is a literal hill of water at the higher elevation with a curve to the lower elevation.

[roycalderon]

SciManDan. Please!! Please!! do not stop your contribution to truth and knowledge. We need more people like you. Thank for you!

[pauldowding]

I'm sure Chris wanted to pour that water on the globe but his wife told him if he tried that in the kitchen again he would have to live on the balcony.

[CantoraMask]

You overlooked one fundamental issue with LEOs BS: he's acknowledging that the spacesuit is real and really costs that much...

So... He's essentially accepting the ISS is real

[kylethecherry-nosesanalite]

"I don't think anything is natural."
That level of paranoid delusion is honestly concerning. I couldn't imagine living like that.

[thiswillnotendwell]

On another note, I couldn’t imagine living my one life constantly believing everything is out to get me and a lie. I feel bad for these guys. Truly.

[Жефрі]

I love seeing Mark fumble. His face went beet red at the end of the question. 😂