You're the one who is assuming things without asking questions first. At first you assumed that the land was flat and then you asked me to explain mountains.
So from your questions it seems that you already made up your own theory without actually investigating the flat earth theory.
You took the word "flat" and made your own conclusions.
I think the misunderstanding comes from people not asking questions and right away jumping to conclusions. I find globers always do this.
I just checked the dictionary. Doesnt "flat" mean a smooth, even surface???? Tell me im wrong! Lol
What does the word flat have to do with the theroy? You seem to think the mountains are flat. Why would you think the mountains are flat? just because the theory has the word flat in it? Does that mean you think the people are flat too?
Its called flat earth?
When I said βflat earth,β you immediately assumed that meant the land and mountains must also be flat.
Thatβs actually a strawman fallacy, you built a simplified version of the idea and then argued against that instead of what I really meant.
Itβs also a form of jumping to conclusions, because you took the word flat at face value without asking how the theory actually works.
The better way to approach it is with curiosity:
βWhat do flat earthers mean by flat?β
βHow does the theory explain mountains?β
That way youβd be questioning the idea itself instead of arguing against your own assumption of it.
