I get that most, if not all, flat earthers believe that what cannot be seen cannot be taken as fact. I'm not sure if most of you are just in it for the debate and actually believe/practice in pure empiricism, or if most of you actually believe in a flat earth.
Irregardless, how would you feel if you knew for a fact that the Earth wasn't flat? Say, your Antarctic expedition wasn't met with any military force and you actually didn't fall off the surface of the Earth no matter how far you walked. Say, for some reason, you were offered a chance to go in to space and were able to orbit around the Earth .etc.
As a member of the opposite camp, I'll start.
I'd feel pissed, angry, duped, probably wouldn't believe much in science anymore. Ultimately, it would probably have little to no effect on my life after some time passed because space travel isn't in my future in either case.