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Ok I did everyone a favor and actually watched this thing. Some notes:
- It repeats around 1:50, so it's only about half as long
- Some of his points are very interesting like flight times, which I'm sure are explainable, and why we don't explore Antarctica more if there are resources there and it would be economically viable to mine there.
- He cherry picks a lot of his "evidence" and reveals them without context.
- He focuses more on why the accepted belief that the world is round could be flawed and less about how the Earth is flat.
- He doesn't explain the scientific evidence for a round Earth like horizons and the Moon's gravitational pull.
- He takes a sharp turn from logic to speculation around 60 minutes and huge assumptions. It gets weird.
- He actually tells stories of what happened before our world existed as if he was there taking notes. This is where intellectually honest people start to drop off.
- At the end, he mentions his email and phone number, I think an educated GFYer who does his research (won't be me) should Skype with him and ask him the obvious questions. I would watch that.
Thanks for the share, it was a fun video!
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