I know FEers dispute Space Flight images as part of the conspiracy, but here's something anyone can do with a bit of money: . The video clearly displays an Earth quite different from the FE model (yes, I know the lense is curved), and, at 90,000 ft, I see no spotlight Sun. Anyone can repeat this experiment for more conclusive results. I dare a FEer to get a picture of the edge of the Earth, or of the spotlight Sun.
Distortion. Also, BTW, we get a couple of these every week.
Let's say you die today. After you die, you end up in a funny little place, and God makes a couple of flaming hoops and says, "Jump through these hoops, or you will suffer eternal torment! If you succeed, you will get your salvation!"
So, you say, "Holy crap, holy crap! I can't mess this up. I just can't."
So, you exercise. You train. You will practice. You will get it right. You have to. Failure is not an option. Days pass. You work all day, you sleep, you eat a healthy diet, something you never did much of when you were alive. God is actually pretty nice, and he gives you what you need to get it done. Days turn into weeks, and months, and years. You are more fit than you've ever been in your life. You are, quite likely, one of the strongest people alive. The hoops are waiting. The flaming hoops have been there, taunting you, every day, but no matter how unlikely it becomes that you will fail, you simply can't do it. You just can't screw it up. You just can't. You need to train more, work more. There can't be the slightest chance that you will make the slightest mistake, because eternity is no short amount of time.
You work for years more, and you are so very strong that you don't think that you could possibly fail; but there will be no taking chances, and you just can't. You keep working, feeling somewhat miserable.
Decades pass, and you don't seem to be getting any stronger. Muscles can only get so powerful, and no more. There is nothing more you can do, but yet, you can't bring yourself to jump through the hoops. What if you fail? You feel confident that you won't, but what if you do? It would mean eternal torment. Who knows how bad it would be? It could be beyond all earthly description. You would never have any hope for a moment of rest, or, worse, maybe the pain would grow greater as time passed! It was unacceptable, completely unacceptable. For decades you worked, but what now? You couldn't do it, you just couldn't. You kept working, but to no avail. There was nothing more to do. You fell on the floor, crying in misery. Nothing could be worse. This is hell. This is the eternal torment. And God says nothing.
Well, let's imagine another scenario. You die, and you are put in a strange place. It's probably another planet, or something. You just got born, and nobody else seems surprised. But it's weird, and you don't know what to think. You don't know what you should do. This could be a test, a test to see if you get your salvation. So you work hard - you don't know for what you're working - but you work, for just about anything you can think of. What else is there to do? Things go on, and nothing special happens.
Let's imagine another scenario. You die, and you are put in a strange place, except this time, you don't remember what happened before. Your memory is wiped clean. So now you wonder what's going on, without the slightest clue of why you are here.
Well, in that case, welcome to Planet Earth. It is round.