Hey Stereo, I am so excited to hear everybody's perspective on this. Which side are you on? Religion or history?

Different countries have different meanings for words. Give means poison in Germany. It also means married in Swedish. Football means soccer in other countries. Kiss means pee in Swedish. So when you...

When the Bible says the four corners of the earth, it's not actually talking about our standpoint of corners. It's talking about the standpoint from Jerusalem, an old country. They're talking about the extremities of the world.

22 says it is he God who sits above the circle of the earth and its inhabitants are like grasshoppers who stretches out the heaven like a curtain and spreads them out.

We have the North, the South, the East, and the West. We can look at other planets with a telescope. We can go to a planetarium and look at other planets for ourself.

Respectfully, I don't think I give a shit. It's been the same since I was born to today. And hopefully with the few more years I got, it will continue being the same. Nothing is...

And if it does change while I'm alive on this great earth, so be it. I just got to go with it. No choice.

There are no two sides to this. The earth is round. It's an oblate spheroid It is not flat. We have mountains of evidence including photographs that prove this It's not even up for debate. If you believe the earth is flat you are right.

Yeah, we're not gonna go through this. We're not. We have the technology. We're not gonna go through this for some. We can already see, uh... Um, I think the Earth is in the form of a sphere. You know, as one of the-

I don't think there needs to be a big huge conception about whether it's flat or not because we can clearly see by satellite images. Thank you. I'm gonna rest my brain.

The best way to answer this question is by explaining what it best explains or describes the phenomena that we see in our reality. Prime example, lunar eclipse and solar eclipse.