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I recently watched “Behind the Curve”—a new Netflix documentary about the community of people who believe that the Earth is flat rather than spherical—with the expectation that I’d sit back and have a laugh at the expense of the flat-Earthers.
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The internet, as we are all patently aware by this point, is awash with some incredible nonsense. In recent years, some of that nonsense has managed to gain a disturbing amount of traction: the anti-vaxxer movement, a religious belief in
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I’ll be honest: I didn’t think I’d be able to make it through “Behind the Curve,” a documentary on Netflix about people who believe the Earth is flat. I was worried that it would be a 90-minute self-congratulatory session of
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Logan Paul’s 50-minute satirical documentary exploring flat earth conspiracy theories demonstrates how someone open to an idea can become indoctrinated into believing something that isn’t real. Paul’s video is entirely facetious, but the underlying parallels between his journey into flat
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It is, according to Flat Earth conspiracy theorists, the place where the world ends – but, for now, it seems, they have no plans to go there and prove it. Reports that believers have chartered a cruise ship to go
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Logan Paul’s 50-minute satirical documentary exploring flat earth conspiracy theories demonstrates how someone open to an idea can become indoctrinated into believing something that isn’t real. Paul’s video is entirely facetious, but the underlying parallels between his journey into flat
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It’s round. Case closed. Earth is (always has been) round, so why have the flat-out wrong become so lively? Every fringe theorist needs an amplifier—used to be the penny press; today it’s the Web.
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Conspiracy theorists are heading to the “end of the world” in a bizarre bid to prove the Earth isn’t a sphere. The “Flat Earthers” plan is to sail to Antarctica to find the frozen barrier they believe marks the edge
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On March 20, Mayo High School Planetarium Director Paul Larson will unveil the findings of a worldwide experiment he conducted last year.
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