frigidweirdo
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Dear lord, are you people this moronic? Polls? This reminds me of polls about how 45% of Americans believe that the earth is 6000 yrs old. Has anyone ever met someone that believes that? I'm 58 years old, know a lot of hard core christians and in 58 years I've never met a single human being that believes that. Supposedly, nearly half the people in this country do believe it. What utter crap. 2% of Americans believe the earth is flat? When I hear that I make a mental note, if anyone polls me on the subject I will not only swear the earth is flat, I will swear I have proof. Oh and by the way, Elvis, Marilyn and Hoffa are alive and well and playing poker on Venus. Call me I'll swear to it.New poll reveals the big reason belief in the flat Earth is booming
Link between religion and people who believe the Earth is flat | Daily Mail Online
"up to 2% of people now believe the Earth is not a globe." This is in the US.
"A YouGov poll of 8,215 people in America found that 52% of people believe the Earth is flat consider themselves ‘very religious’"
Yes, 52% of those who BELIEVE the Earth is flat are "very religious". I wonder how many of them are "extremely religious".
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The young are also more likely to think the world is flat. Is the internet having an impact on what people believe. That people having so much information at their hands will just pick and choose what they want to believe?
How anyone can think the world is flat when we have photos that show what the Earth is.
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When every planet around us is round, when the moon is also round. When we can travel across the globe and see the changing times. In the US, a country with many times zones, nine to be exact, how can people assume this is due to flatness?
It's because they're not thinking, they want to believe, they're blocking out reality and replacing it with something simpler.
I worked in a quite place that served alcohol and food. There were a few regular customers, realtors mostly, and they were guys with enough money, guys who were nice to people most of the time, normal guys.
Then every so often they'd change and the views coming out of their mouths were a little different.
People do that.
You might not know the people you're meeting have such views, but maybe they do.