The concept and that background music. WTF? But somehow I couldn't stop watching it. And that part where he puts the fork in the toaster...huh? Knowing that he scripted it out, did the green screen and even owns that jumper at all is just so weird! 
Anything for views, I guess. 
This is just so weird....that guy.
North Carolina. Nuff said.
no, just where they had the convention
actually ,when i was falling into this 'rabbit hole' a year or so ago on YT, I found out that many of these believers are European.
I would comment on the videos and their (the euro's) 'experiments' shown, to say just how juvenile and dumb those experiments were--like their distance measuring with laser designators of surveying accuracy. they didn't even accept that a laser measurement is a 'slope distance' and not a horizontal one. In survey, when using lasers you MUST do a conversion to get the slope distance to a horizontal one (which allows for and corrects for the earth's curvature)
their responses told me they had no idea want that was. and ones that did, would simply say stuff like "well, a conversion would only be necessary if you have BOUGHT INTO the round earth conspiracy"
It seems as if, many american/canadian believers have a religious aspect to their belief and the euro's are just crazy
a tangent of this belief is that places like devils tower and any and every other flat top 'table mesa' type hill are really old petrified ginormous tree stumps
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https://www.gq.com/story/behind-the-curve-flat-earth-director-interview
Where is the petrified root system? (there isn't one, I checked). Not to mention that the "stump" has a perfectly flat top, so a giant supposedly cut it (Nephalim?) LMAO. The saw would have been massive. I immediately slot people who believe in such things into an intellectual ranking (below rational thinkers).
no, just where they had the convention
actually ,when i was falling into this 'rabbit hole' a year or so ago on YT, I found out that many of these believers are European.
I would comment on the videos and their (the euro's) 'experiments' shown, to say just how juvenile and dumb those experiments were--like their distance measuring with laser designators of surveying accuracy. they didn't even accept that a laser measurement is a 'slope distance' and not a horizontal one. In survey, when using lasers you MUST do a conversion to get the slope distance to a horizontal one (which allows for and corrects for the earth's curvature)
their responses told me they had no idea want that was. and ones that did, would simply say stuff like "well, a conversion would only be necessary if you have BOUGHT INTO the round earth conspiracy"
It seems as if, many american/canadian believers have a religious aspect to their belief and the euro's are just crazy
a tangent of this belief is that places like devils tower and any and every other flat top 'table mesa' type hill are really old petrified ginormous tree stumps
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https://www.gq.com/story/behind-the-curve-flat-earth-director-interview
It took a couple of hours, but the program I used to animate it is no longer around (Xtranormal).
I was surprised when I saw it lol and had forgotten about it .I remember making that.
The only stuff out of place are the scenes with the Rolls Royce and the other scenes with him dressed up. I saw stuff like that in Tennessee when I was there. Even the double-wide made into a church.
All that imagery is how I imagine hillbillies are. The scenes, people and locales are genuine from what I can see...
I did a similar thing...my eyes were burned from it.
I learned from one of these "hillbillies" that there is a thing called "mudding" (muddin'), where you take your pickup truck and do donuts in mud until the truck is completely mudded up, and sometimes the people watching too. Its a thing, and that is disturbing to me!
"i dont even remember how fell into that YT hillbilly hell rabbit hole."
You didn't fall, you went in and didn't like what was in there!
