I wrote the book to answer questions that people have about flat earth. The other common conspiracy theory is that people are getting sick, but the illness is not caused by a coronavirus but by 5G networks, which recently began rollout around the world. It is unlikely because flat-earthers frequently claim that much data of the conventional understanding of the world is made up. Belief in a spherical earth goes back much earlier than this, so obviously there must be better responses. One flat-earther that I’ve had discussion with insisted that since we haven’t yet found the graviton, then it must not exist. I’ve seen one flat-earther on a video proclaiming this truth to people, telling them that he’s researched it. Of course, this implies that the flat-earther knows what he is talking about, because who can argue with someone who has researched a subject? When water floods a developing sinkhole, some of the topsoil and other material can get caught in the conduits, further trapping water and limiting its ability to flow outward.
Some of the differences in opinion can get quite heated, with some people in the flat-earth movement condemning others as sell outs, shills, or controlled opposition. If you look at the title of this blog, you may wonder what COVID-19 has to do with the flat-earth movement. A more serious aspect of this embrace of COVID-19 conspiracy theories is that some flat-earthers deny the germ theory of disease. Some flat-earthers have managed to combine these two conspiracy theories into one, with the conspiracy being the coverup and blame shifting so that the masses don’t demand the dismantling of 5G networks. Some flat-earthers readily accepted the two most common conspiracy theories about COVID-19 making the rounds. In this scenario, the COVID-19 virus supposedly is produced by human cells as they overcome damage due to 5G. This puts a positive spin on COVID-19, and the coincidence of exposure to the virus and illness is quite different from what is generally thought. Consequently, I’ve been curious as to what flat-earthers think about COVID-19, so I’ve been monitoring flat-earth websites and YouTube channels for weeks. This is ironic because, since the flat-earth movement has been a phenomenon almost entirely driven by the internet, the expansion of 5G will facilitate the promulgation of flat-earth nonsense.
Instead, I will continue to publish additional responses to the flat-earth movement in my blog and other venues here on the Answers in Genesis website. And how much longer will I research and write about the flat-earth movement? Beyond that, there is much diversity among flat-earthers. These flat-earthers claim that viruses are molecules that our cells produce and shed in battling infections and repairing damage. These hardened housings are incredibly important. There are theological differences, from what appear to be conservative Christians to New Agers. There are many training institutes and higher education academies, based in Singapore, which deliver updated training programmes and certification courses. There are four fundamental forces. The exchange particles of three of the fundamental forces have been found, but the graviton, the hypothetical exchange particle that mediates gravity, remains elusive. In quantum mechanics, the fundamental forces are viewed as being mediated by ghostly exchange particles. The hope is that all the fundamental forces eventually can be combined into a single, elegant theory.
Albert Einstein published his theory of general relativity (GR) a century ago. In short, all those brilliant scientists, such as Louis Pasteur, who pioneered the germ theory of disease were clueless. The unification of the strong nuclear force with the weak nuclear force and the electromagnetic force would be called the Grand Unified Theory. Houston is called “The Dome” thanks to the Astrodome, the arena where the Houston Astros, Houston Oilers and, for a time, the Houston Rockets all played. Objects move on paths called geodesics through spacetime. Central to Merleau-Ponty is the role of motor skills in shaping perceptual experience: in paradigmatic cases of perception, the flow of information taken in by perceivers is inseparable from the way they move through a scene. Hopefully for the sake of the planet, the move to electric vehicles will come quickly. Shortly after the Dallas conference, FEIC organizer Robbie Davidson announced that he no longer will run these events, and that’s he is looking for someone to take over the responsibility. It’s not clear that there will be another FEIC next year. Will I attend the fourth FEIC in the United States?