Debunking 'Flat Earth Debunked' Videos

The following presentation is a response to "Professor" Dave's popular "10 Things All Flat Earthers Say" video that globe believers constantly share as if it's some home-run for heliocentrism. If you see anyone posting his video, please be sure to share this debunking with them for me.

If you're a flat-Earther or have searched the topic using YouTube's ridiculously biased algorithm, or allowed YouTube's auto-play feature to recommend your next video, or tried to send an Eric Dubay video to one of your globe-indoctrinated friends, you and they will likely have come across a "debunking" video by one of YouTube's most pushed globe propagandists, SciManDan.

In the following presentation the President of the International Flat Earth Research Society Eric Dubay debunks NASA's Assistant Director for Science Communication Michelle Thaller's top "proofs" that Earth is a spinning ball.

-Think that the Earth is flat its not okay!
-Ok...sorry...than i think its a sphere...
-Good boy!
I dont know who was the target group of this video, but i have a feeling that it was pretty contraproductive.

In the following presentation the President of the International Flat Earth Research Society Eric Dubay debunks astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson's top "proofs" that Earth is a spinning ball.

I have a genuine question, I started posting flay earth material on twitter and got attacked by loads of trolls and some of the stuff I don't know how to answer, on the point of gravity not existing and everything falling or rising depending on their relevant density how would you answer this?

I'm rubbish at mathematics myself, but had I any questions I'd not ask the general public as they are still in the matrix and would default to solving the problem by mainstream maths and science. For your problem, I'd say learn density and boyancy from the books and leave it at that. Basically trust your own eyes and gut and see how different objects fall in your kitchen. You've prooved it yourself.

In the following presentation International Flat Earth Research Society president Eric Dubay debunks science communicator Sabine Hossenfelder's video "Flat Earth Science: Wrong but not Stupid."

EugeneHKrabs wrote:I'm rubbish at mathematics myself, but had I any questions I'd not ask the general public as they are still in the matrix and would default to solving the problem by mainstream maths and science. For your problem, I'd say learn density and boyancy from the books and leave it at that. Basically trust your own eyes and gut and see how different objects fall in your kitchen. You've prooved it yourself.

Math- I believe- is not quite so complicated as it seems. You ‘basically’ only have 2 parameters from which to conduct all operations: Addition and Subtraction. Note that multiplication is a form of Addition and division is a form of Subtraction. (And we all know how to multiply and divide).

In more complicated equations, a great roadmap is PEMDAS. It tells you where to start solving the equation and in what particular order to proceed.
That is- Parenthesis , Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and lastly Subtration. Solve in that order. Parse out what’s going on in parenthesis firstly, then do exponents, and continue as such.

Where the gnomes and wizards of AstroPsy try to get you is in odd and cryptic symbols they often liberally scatter throughout complex intimidating-appearing equations. These, however, almost invariably represent some type of “constant” or another, and thus one only need know what the shorthand symbols are representing and plug in the relevant numbers for those symbols. For ln and log and other things we have graphing calculators and software at the ready.

I have not much training in mathematics beyond college-level calculus, but I’ve been able to work out several of their more hocus-pocus formatted equations with a little bit of patience.

This is actually one of their tricks, the idea being that “only 15 people in the world can understand this equation therefore Earth is a Sphere”. I should note Standford University’s mathematics department developed a formula for which you can hang an elephant in suspension over the edge of a cliff with a single blade of grass, tho we all - hopefully - realize in the physical world this is an attempt in futility (a quick cursory search on Google cannot bring up the study, but you might have better luck).

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This chick looks SUPER freaked-out in the vid. Like she knows something.

In the following presentation astronomer Dr. Stuart Clark's video "An Astronomer Responds to Flat Earth Theory" is refuted and debunked by the president of the International Flat Earth Research Society.

In the following video head of the International Flat Earth Research Society and fellow rapper Eric Dubay responds to flat Earth criticisms and arguments made by Ludacris.

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In the following video head of the International Flat Earth Research Society and fellow rapper Eric Dubay responds to flat Earth criticisms and arguments made by Ludacris.

Even he doesn't sound like he believes in the argument he's making. Its as if someone gave him the task of making that video and he reluctantly went along with it.

The formula he is using refers to small g which is the acceleration of supposed gravity at sea level and not the big G which is referred to as the gravitational constant. They can call it gravitational Constant or you can call it whatever you want, before the supposed gravity was discovered the rate at which things fall through the air could still be calculated regardless. So in this formula just replace g, with 9.8m/s2 and call it acceleration through air.
So gravity is still not required to explain why certain things float, fall, rise throught the air, it's all density relative to the media surrounding it.

AaronWat03 wrote:I have a genuine question, I started posting flay earth material on twitter and got attacked by loads of trolls and some of the stuff I don't know how to answer, on the point of gravity not existing and everything falling or rising depending on their relevant density how would you answer this?

In the following presentation head of the International Flat Earth Research Society responds and corrects several misconceptions and falsehoods in Buzzfeed Multiplier's video "The Flat Earth Theory Explained."