@PurpCat He is a real person. He has a podcast on JoshWhoTV where he even sometimes shows his face. I even think Charlie Brown is his real name.
@wrongthink Can't anymore. He blocked me.
>Make a post that mentions space
>Aussie schizo butts in bringing up his flat-earth, mudflood, copypasta garbage
>Links me a flat earth video, which I debunk WITHOUT citing any space agency and instead using simple logic and observation that anyone can do
>Tells me to look up certain topics many of which have nothing to do with flat earth
>I debunk them or at least explain that they don't prove the shape of the Earth
>Tells me I'm beyond saving and blocks me
At least I don't have to deal with this guy's lunacy ever again (unless he switches instances again). Seriously, this guy makes Terry Davis look sane and rational in comparison. It's unbelievable.
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>Icewall
I literally already debunked Antarctica being an icewall. Civilians go to Antarctica all the time, and not just the Antarctic peninsula. You can visit Queen Maud Land by taking a flight from Capetown, South Africa or you can
take a boat from New Zealand to off the coast of the Ross Sea.
https://white-desert.com/adventures/the-greatest-day/
https://www.heritage-expeditions.com/destinations/antarctica-travel/
>Mudflood Reset (1750)
>Old World Empire
>Tartaria Empire
These are theories about ancient civilizations that were scrubbed from history. I'm not saying that they're false, but none of them prove the flat earth. All of these can exist on a round earth.
>Free Atmosphere Energy
I could only find one video on this subject. Again, it says nothing about the shape of the Earth.
https://odysee.com/Short-1-Free-Atmospheric-Energy:c
>Old World Maps
Sure ancient maps may included places that aren't on present maps. Could there be some mythical location that no longer exists or still exists but is kept hidden? Maybe. As for the shape of the Earth, anyone can draw a map without knowing the shape of the Earth. The shape is completely irrelevant. There are many different ways to draw a map. They don't have to represent the shape of the Earth to be accurate.
>1805 Bible (Which states 2023 is actually 5998)
>America is 3000 years old
I literally can't find anything about these topics. I've checked through Odysee, Invidious, Mojeek, and SearX. If you can provide actual links, that would be great.
>20 Emergency Landings
Yeah, I've seen this before. Emergency landings may look straight on the flat earth map while not making sense on the cartesian map, but when drawing the routes on an actual globe, they're straight.
>Curve Calculator
It does the inaccurate "8 inches per mile squared" measurement which is only an average. You also need to take into account the height of the observer, atmospheric refraction, and where you are in the world because naturally, the curvature would be less in upper and lower latitudes than it is when you are closer to the equator.
Check out these videos of an ultra-remote floating village in British Columbia, on the west coast of Canada, where houses are towed from bay to bay throughout the year: https://buff.ly/3MAC6IU via @travelmail
@PurpCat @RustyCrab @gabriel @GrungeQueef Just seeing what they tried to do to the Ion Fury devs a few years back makes me feel uneasy. But I'm afraid that the alphabet people is an Internet wide phenomenon at this point. Even if you decide to cater to the freetards and host your community on IRC, you still have to deal with the "programming sock" types who are sometimes even worse.
This two way interaction between viewers and "content-creators" (I hate this term but I can't think of a better one) and the toxicity that it brings really makes me wish that RSS took of instead of social media, where these cancel-culture types are instead on some remote blogs on obscure corners of the Internet. Seriously, interacting with fans outside of fan-letters and fan-emails has brought only the worst in people.
@PurpCat @RustyCrab @gabriel @GrungeQueef
>But most importantly IMO, I think the #1 thing killing imageboards is simply people online use different communities now in 2023, be it Discord/TG/Matrix groups or social media in some form. When you're trying to find friends and communities online, why post on a dying imageboard when you can go to Discord. Like it or not, you're dragged kicking and screaming because that's where the people are at and you're not.
I really hate this as a gamedev. I really don't want to use shit like Twitter or Discord, but I'm afraid I have to if I want a decently sized audience, especially given that the hobbyist gamedev community is now full of zoomers who have probably never heard of an Internet forum. Even the anons at /agdg/ realize that using sites like Twitter and Discord are necessary if you want a player-base.
Literally, my only other option is to pay someone to do my social media for me.
@gabriel @GrungeQueef @RustyCrab Except if you give it a bad enough reputation, you will see people trying their best to kill it (maybe not completely) like what so many people tried to do with imageboards after the 8chan linked mass shootings. Now, imageboards are considered dead or dying at this point because nobody wants to risk hosting them anymore.