In my ongoing 31 month long research bender on a topic that is generally unrelated to the globe/flat earth debate, I did wind up finding myself on multiple research paths that pertain to that debate.

Both of those research paths have been net positive on the Occam's Razor +/- metric, if you will. In other words, each of these sources have answered far more questions than they've stimulated new questions stemming from the new information provided.

One is what Graham Hancock readers might recognize as "Hapgood's Theory" having to do with periodic events in which the entire lithosphere shifts by some amount. Chan Thomas and Ken White also wrote about it.

It was verified in a not so well known revelatory work that I've been studying for a couple years now, alongside other studies. I think this source is heavily accurate. By playing the "what if" game and steelmanning what this source is saying, my attention has been pointed in a number of directions where I've found evidence often including scientific research to back up what that source said. I'm not saying it is perfect or complete but I've found it to be quite accurate.