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Diane
@alienghic@timeloop.cafe · Aug 01
@mitten@social.lol
For as little as $25 per family you can purchase a globe for a geographically challenged American family.
Please your donations are needed to help prevent flat earth-itus.
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Ángela Stella Matutina
@angelastella@social.treehouse.systems · Aug 01
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@alienghic@timeloop.cafe @mitten@social.lol
Send a globe, get added to a watch list for terrorists.
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the public universal fredy 
@fredy@tacobelllabs.net · Jul 31
@mitten@social.lol butterfly effect is CRAZY
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quangobaud
@miguelpergamon@kolektiva.social · Jul 31
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@fredy@tacobelllabs.net @mitten@social.lol
A Butterfly Map would be cool.
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Scarlov
@Scarlov@mastodon.gamedev.place · Aug 01
@mitten@social.lol I really hope it's just a joke... otherwise lord help us all
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Aaron
@hosford42@techhub.social · Aug 01
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@Scarlov@mastodon.gamedev.place @mitten@social.lol My brother got added to a flat earther group by a friend as a joke. (He never picked up on the fact that it was a comment about his other beliefs.) Some of those people are serious -- way more of them than you would hope.
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Aaron
@hosford42@techhub.social · Aug 01
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@Scarlov@mastodon.gamedev.place @mitten@social.lol It's how here in the US we ended up with a congresswoman who thinks "Jewish space lasers" are responsible for the weather, a secretary of health who thinks vaccines cause autism, and a president who thinks a viral pandemic can be fought by ingesting bleach or using hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin. And yeah, some people actually tried even the bleach and ended up in the hospital for it.
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Mighty Orbot
@mighty_orbot@retro.pizza · Aug 01
@mitten@social.lol It’s like those whispering galleries at the science museum. You have to use an elliptical projection to see it, though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mollweide_projection
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Pam C
@Pamela1960@kolektiva.social · Jul 31
@mitten@social.lol Must be a MAGA flat-earther.
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Bruce Heerssen
@bruce@darkmoon.social · Aug 01
@mitten@social.lol
Flat Earth theorists across the globe shaken to their cores.
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Ángela Stella Matutina
@angelastella@social.treehouse.systems · Aug 01
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@bruce@darkmoon.social @mitten@social.lol
To their hollows, FTFY.
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jmcunx
@jmcunx@mastodon.sdf.org · Aug 01
@mitten@social.lol
Easy, as we all know the world is flat and Antarctica is a wall. You can look at it like a pot.
So when the guy that is holding up the world shakes the 'pot', the water bounces off the wall and goes everywhere. Try this at home in a pot.
So now, thanks to me, we all know how earthquakes occur.
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Dataline
@somebody@tech.lgbt · Aug 01
@mitten@social.lol the replies in this thread are exactly like this specific image. they are the punchline. thats a shitposting account i know
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JoMobletjat⏚
@JoMobletjat@mastodon.social · Aug 01
@mitten@social.lol Ça fout les jetons. 😅
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Capt. Tony
@mermaidchaser@mstdn.social · Aug 01
@mitten@social.lol Roger’s thesaurus doesn’t have enough synonyms for that level of ignorance. These people are so stupid they’d likely forget to breathe if it weren’t an autonomous response
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Ángela Stella Matutina
@angelastella@social.treehouse.systems · Aug 01
@mitten@social.lol
He's a shitposter. When he's not running a scam, that is.
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Elizabeth
@Queenofpalms@mastodon.social · Aug 02
@mitten@social.lol If this post is serious, this is not a failure of education. This is success of religious indoctrination. "God makes it happen." You don't need science. You don't need to know how it happens. You don't even need to think. It's the easy simple all-purpose answer for everything. Hey, my stupid is just as good as your education.