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Revision as of 02:59, 5 October 2025
Introduction
This page is to highlight the derp of Flerfs who aren't important enough to get their own page. For evidence of the globe, go to https://mctoon.net/. MCToon has a decent collection of evidence of all kinds of stuff concerning the globe.
Comments Derp
Sydney to Santiago
A user called Stopstalkingmenarokkurai claims that the shortest path between Sydney, Australia, and Santiago, Chile, goes over Antarctica.
Here are the different routes between Sydney and Santiago. As anyone can see the shortest route does not go over Antarctica.
Critical Think took that flight and filmed a time lapse. [1]
Seasons
The same flerf also doesn't understand seasons.
NASA has a good explanation suitable for kids. [2]
Discord Derp
A flerf by the name of FlatEarthRanger90 posted a meme which compares flat earth evidence with globe evidence according to him.
High Altitude Footage
Mr Sensible launched a balloon with a narrow angle cam to show the curvature.[3] There were some feeble attempts to debunk his footage.[4]
Boats beyond the horizon
Flerfs think that you can bring back boats that are beyond the horizon by zooming in. They only use boats that are too small to see and are in front of the horizon and zoom in on those completely oblivious that it's not what was asked for.
Here are some screenshots from a video where someone zooms in on ships and demonstrates that by zooming you won't see more of the ship behind the horizon.[5] As everyone but flerfs can clearly see, zooming in does not show the part of the ship hidden by the horizon.
Some flerfs are so stupid they think that the magnitude of the zoom depends on how long you zoom in. How long you need to zoom is completely irrelevant, it just depends on much you zoom in. You can quickly go the maximum zoom, there is no difference to zooming in slowly.
Here is a screenshot to show the difference between a ship behind the horizon and a ship in front of it.
To make it very clear. We are asking for a video where a boat like the one in the bottom image on the left appears like the one on the right by simply zooming in.
Flerf wiki is not Wikipedia
In the comment section I encountered someone so stupid that he can't distinguish between the flerf wiki and Wikipedia. I presented him too links, one to this very site on the flerf wiki, not Wikipedia, and one to Wikipedia.
As anyone but that guy can clearly see, only one of the links goes to Wikipedia, yet he insists the flerf wiki is Wikipedia.
There is a very easy way to identify on which site you are currently on. By looking at the logo in the top left corner. The flerf wiki has a different one than Wikipedia.
