No.
Yes.
False.
False.
Yes.
Yes. Indeed I have successfully. Ask Thork about perfectly flat glass.
Yes.
Saying something is true does not make it true.
Calling something flat does make it flat.
I see. You have a phobia of Flatness. Flatophobia.
May I recommend therapy, little one?
The first step is being confronted directly with very large flat areas. Once you have passed the first stage, you will write "The Earth is Flat" on a board enough times.
Then you will ingest medication, that has been first smashed and flattened, to get you up and used with the idea of Flat Things.
Then we'll talk. Because talking to you until then, may be harmful to your ego, which refused to believe flat surfaces actually exist.
Now consider this the first step to your therapy against Flatophobia (Intellectual Exposure):
If enough people walk on a world of any form, for long enough .... would the pressure of their feet actually flatten that World out, since every step they take constantly pushes the world's surface into a flat earth?
Is this actually the best logical, historical and visual argument you have yet to hear for the Flat Earth?
Have you ever seen the two sides of any given flat sword? You realise that sword was flattened out with a flat hammer, to increase it's density, and make both it's sides into the flat looking surfaces you see?
Do you realise those swords are actually ....
not spherical at all?
Consider this the second part of your Flatophobia Therapy (Direct Exposure):
Now, would you very kindly say the first word that comes to your mind, as you look upon each of those (flat____) swords?
You're making progress, there !! Watch out, you might just come out of the Round Closet there, little one.