I’ve recently mentioned those who, beyond all concept of common sense, believe the Earth to in fact be flat.
How do you explain this?
Image from Flight Aware
That plane is flying a straight line to a very good first approximation. It’s the shortest route between Los Angeles and Seoul, while accounting for things like Russian air space and North Korea.
If, from this view, the “shortest route” would be pretty much due west from LAX, passing just north of Hawaii, then why would the airlines routinely fly from LAX, up the US and Canadian west coast, along Alaska, crossing the Aleutian Islands, down the Russian coast, and across Japan? Given that the price of gas is by far the number one variable in the profitability or viability of modern airlines, do you really think they would do this on every single flight for every single airline, just to keep up the conspiracy and illusion that the Earth is flat?
If you won’t believe or trust science and math, then just follow the money.
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Of course it could also be that satellites are a myth and really the only way they can find their way is to follow the coast… Then again, maybe aircraft are really figments of imagination because everybody knows that heavy things can’t fly. š
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