It is rather amusing to see people who have no grasp on how science and reality work to say that others who share a different viewpoint are operating from ignorance.
If the moon is viewed from different positions at roughly the same time, and it still appears round and not like you are looking at it from an angle, and it is showing the same features to both observers at the same time (the moon shows us all the same face all the time), you can infer a few of things from it.
1. It is not really close to you as FE claims it to be.
2. It is much larger than FE claims it to be.
3. Being larger than FE claims also means it is not a flat disc either.
So, if the planets are round, the sun is round, the moon is round, and they are much further away and larger than FE claims them to be, what does that make the FE claims about Earth mean?
This little reality check is why some of the FE supporters here tried so hard to discredit the pictures of the sun that mike and Delph did as an experiment. Not once actually discussing what those two almost simultaneously taken from distant points on the Earth where one was in sunset and the other was in sunrise. Great lengths were taken to point out that one of those photos was a bit fuzzier than the other so you couldn't see the faintest sunspot on both very well to discredit the images, the rotation of the photos to align them was attacked, even though it was explained that they were not using identical setups. The challenge was offered for a couple of FE supporters to repeat the experiment along with them to ensure that there was no misrepresentation of the images. No one would take up this challenge, they claimed it was too expensive, it was too hard, etc. No one would actually look at what the data from the experiment showed. That the same face of the sun was visible from distant points on the Earth at the same time. If you do not understand why that destroys the spotlight sun model, and do not know how to refute it without hand waving and calling people names, I say that you are the ones operating from ignorance. You are the ones who always fire off from a standpoint of not understanding, so you call it more complicated and then misuse the Occam's Razor argument to claim victory when you clearly have failed.