because the field radiates in all directions equally from a fixed point.
Care to elaborate on that.
according to people who think the earth is round, the center of the field is the earth's core radiates in all directions, so the fact that compasses work everywhere and point to north and south regions, proves to them the earth is a sphere.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth's_magnetic_field
It proves nothing of the sort.
How? the waves produced from it go into 3 spacial dimensions.
The model for the Earth's magnetic field is based on a round earth, metallic core etc., but that in itself doesn't mean the Earth has to be round. But what a FE'r does need to do is explain how the magnetic field works on a flat Earth.
That I would really love to see.
Its not possible, because it would have to spread relativity equally in all directions, and on 2 dimensional plane, it would be weaker near countries closer to the edge, which it isn't