Flat Earther Accidentally Ruins Flat earth

Yeah, the first and third laws of flerf confirmed again in the same video.

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Get your comment in before he delted the video.

He's likely to delete your comment too.

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[jwb]

I actually considered starting a YouTube channel as a "flat earther" who keeps failing. I'd even get my wife in on the act by having her interrupt me during my videos and telling me what a loser I am. But flat earthers have done all these things already, so now it's old hat.

[yearoldskater]

Ben also doesn't understand that airplanes aren't as big as the country of Saudi Arabia

[SystemF]

I'm a pilot and I will just say a aircraft in flight is always in motion and controls are always being made to maintain a level flight, the tiny amount of earth curvature is being accounted for by the simple fact that altitude will change over time but autopilot or the pilot itself will counteract it because the autopilot is set to a altitude and it does that by changing the pitch/nose up or down, Even with no control input aircraft will not fly in a perfect straight line it will deviate because of turbulence or changing air currents and also changes to weight distribution of fuel and passengers, If you watch some videos of a boeing aircraft in cruise you may notice a wheel spinning frequently that is a trim wheel which changes the pitch of the aircraft to maintain a level flight set via autopilot

[ilkkakallio]

Arguing with flerfs is like trying to eat water with a fork.

[MarceldeJong]

My hypothesis is that Ben will ignore this video, delete his own video and finds something else to misinterpret or misunderstand to mislead his audience.

[RossM]

I didn’t realize that airplanes are 600 miles long You learn something new every day

[nebulan]

He deserves a Nobel prize for solving the rocket problem "have you tried pointing your plane up?"

[thelordakira]

Flat earthers. know enough to ask questions and be curious. Don't know enough to understand any of the answers.

[EndoplasmicReticulum]

Noone proves the globe better than a flat earther.

[tzvikrasner]

Professor Dave pointed out a perfect counter to the plane argument: on the flat earth, a plane would have to be constantly banking right if flying east to west, or constantly left if flying west to east. And the bank would have to be more pronounced the farther north you go. No constant banking, no flat earth.

[patricktaylor]

Using that same logic if we lived on a giant space pizza would you have to continually bank left or right depending on direction traveled to stay on a latitudinal line? That seems like a test they could do.

[mistermysteryman]

Flat earthers all seem to suffer from the Dunning-Kruger effect. They also completely underestimate how big the earth is.

[CaptFoster]

At 3:40 ... sure sounds like a clear case of him admitting flat Earth is bullshit without him actually saying flat Earth is bullshit. But he wants to continue lying for the few dollars it nets him anyway

[BerzerkaDurk]

In his email, Ben said this:
"I highly doubt that I can have an intelligent conversation with an honest and objective person."

I agree with his hypothesis here.

[JStandridge]

I love that we're calling the firmament a Tupperware lid now, brilliant

[antonywilson]

It's funny that there are zero photographs of a flat earth, only illustrations.

[MrBenTheBear]

Oh man, you used math and science. Now he is going to be extra confused.

[timolynch]

"If we lived on a globe it's axiomatic"
Firstly, planes land nose up, so no, it is not 'axiomatic'.
Secondly, if we lived in a world where our airplanes were maybe 2, 000 km long, the 'nose-dipping' might be a thing, but scale has always escaped flerfs.

[clivedavis]

The flerfs are slipping up. This is not the only example. Hilariously, Flatzoid debunked himself in his recent "Dare You" stream at 1:44:15 by mentioning that the summer sunlight times for his bother in Cape Town were about an hour longer than for him (Flatzy) further north and thus closer to the tropic. His response about this was just to say "weird", without realising the significace of this debunking not only the flat earth, but their claim that the sun sets by going too far away to see.
PS. You may want to point this out to him in your debate with him tonight.

[oscarbattaglia]

If the Earth were flat, it would be a paradise for cartographers, wouldn't it?