Volcanoes are an important feature of the earth. They are found all over, active and inactive. But most importantly, they exist because they erupt(ed). This means that all over the earth, volcanic eruptions have occurred.
But how can this be if the earth is round? Any RE'er will tell you:
1. Unknown mechanism causes
2. Gravity to pull matter together via
3. An unknown mechanism that
4. Formed the earth into a sphere including
5. Geological pressures and densities inconsistent with uniform forces.
Assuming 2 unknowns (cause, interaction) and an inconsistency, the round earth has a perfect gravitational field/disruption/wave emission. So if the earth is squeezed on all sides, how do volcanoes erupt? For an eruption to occur, there must be an uneven pressure. Something you cannot create with even pressure.
This would occur if the earth were flat! The constant pushing from beneath the earth will squeeze the pockets of hot lava to the surface of earth. No unknowns, no inconsistencies, and definitely no crazy assumptions following the whimsically popular ideas of the day.
Isn't discovering a flat earth exciting?!