I guess I bothered.
Lol, it's not a wash, Roundy. I've seen a flat horizon as everyone else has, but that flat horizon is a consequence of our being locked in a cage. We are locked in the cage of low altitudes. Space exploration is a grand sweeping achievement in the history of the cosmos, (whether or not humans did it first) giving us a humbling perspective of our planet and everything else in the universe. Certainly the narrowminded flat horizon perspective is naive.
Any smooth surface, whether a sphere, ellipsoid, paraboloid, hyperboloid, sanded cube, etc., looks flat when viewed on arbitrarily small scales. But would you claim any of these things are actually flat? When we refer to the shape of something, we talk about its structure on the grandest of scales and not from a local naive perspective. The shape of the world looks like a cube to me right now because I am in a cubical. But that would be naive, wouldn't it? We can only free all observational naivety when we view our planet from the grandest of scales. Therefore the close perspective is inferior and it is NOT a wash at all.