OK, I'm a little new to this site, I've been looking around, read a few topics, etc, but I'm still a little confused and have a few questions regarding to your theory of a flat Earth.
If the Earth is flat, wouldn't the water run of? How is gravity caused? And what about tectonic plates? Why hasn't anyone gone to the edge and taken a picture but people have managed to take a picture of a spherical Earth from orbit. What caused the Earth to be flat, are all astronomical bodies flat, including stars?
I'm sorry that it's a bit random, but to be honest, your 'theory' isn't much better.
although i'm not a flat earther, here's some answers that i've got on the same subjects.
Q) If the Earth is flat, wouldn't the water run of?
A) Outside of one poster on this forum it seems like all believe there is a 150 foot ice wall around the edge of the flat disc earth. This seems to come from Charles K. Johnson, which ran the International Flat Earth Research Society, (
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/fe-scidi.htm).
Q) How is gravity caused?
A) The earth is moving upwards at a constant rate.
Q) And what about tectonic plates?
A) Haven't seen anything about this yet.
Q) Why hasn't anyone gone to the edge and taken a picture but people have managed to take a picture of a spherical Earth from orbit.
A) No one has taken pictures of the ice wall or the edge because it would take "too much time and effort" and that a world government protects the ice wall so no one can get near it.
Q) What caused the Earth to be flat, are all astronomical bodies flat, including stars?
A) Although I'm sure some here are not religious, what I have read is that god made the earth flat. I've been told by seperate flat-earthers that either i) all astronomical bodies are indeed flat, and ii) that some are flat and some are spheres but we don't know for sure and never will. I've also been told that stars are not what round-earthers think they are at all, they are actually very small objects only hundards of miles above the earth.