flat earth

At its core, an argument is a very common and simple act where two people who disagree on something deliberate over the truth and best course of action. When both parties are interested in a joint solution, consensus can be reached. The problem is that a solution also requires that the people who are arguing can actually agree on the point of the argument, how to actually argue, and the rules of objective reality. Here are some times when people realized they were talking to someone who couldn't be bothered to want to agree, didn't have the energy, or was just flat out dumb as rocks. In a similar vein, here are some of the dumbest arguments people have found themselves in.

It's 2019 and people still believe the Earth is flat. What a time to be alive. After all the videos and experiments like this guy who proved flat earthers wrong in the best way possible, or these flat earthers proving themselves wrong, you'd think this wouldn't be a thing, but here we are. Sometimes it makes you just not want to live on this round planet anymore.

Are you ready to have your mind blown. But really, here's to hoping you enjoy these absolutely ridiculous Flat Earther proofs. Whether they actually change your outlook on whether the earth's a globe or flat, is up to you. 

Not sure what's going on back at the Flat Earth Society. But the choice to retweet this gem of stupidity was so dumb in and of itself that other Flat Earthers are worried about them. If you came for the comments, you will likely not be disappointed. 

Flat Earth Society fired back at us on Twitter about a recent post we made concerning another one of their fails. That being said, this is the easy favorite of the Flat Earther fails. You know, the time they experimentally disproved themselves. Find that here. In this case, we find an unexpected Fail Blog hero, in Twitter user, @Flat_Sauce. My dude had our backs like nobody's business! And oh boy, did he take them to school. 

Life is a series of successes and failures. Sometimes our failures are obvious, and they hurt. Other times they need to be pointed out to us. Those failures are the ones that make us feel the dumbest. If you want to see more people who tried hard and failed harder, then here ya go.

It's hard to tell if these people are joking. If they aren't, we have a very serious problem.

Sadly, you can reliably trust that the internet will vomit up harmful pseudoscience all over the place. Thankfully, some people out there who actually know what they're talking about are willing to explain the facts as understood by the real experts.

What makes people want to lie on the internet? Does it give them a weird sense of satisfaction? Do they think they can actually take credit for things that are easy to fact-check? Do they just want to make the world worse? Either way, what feels really nice is to see justice come to them in the form of a dutiful commenter.

These folks seem like a treat.

Today, history was made, as one of the world's most powerful rockets successfully carried Elon Musk's red roadster (from Tesla, mind you) into a navigable orbit around Mars. Did Elon Musk want to disprove the Flat Earther theory once and for all, or what? 

People are being dumb out there, stay safe.

Whoa, alright. Screw chill pills, these folks need horse tranquilizers.

One of the biggest flaws in most conspiracies is the fact that they refuse to apply their HIGHLY specific logical reasoning to all the facts involved. 

This is seemingly the case with the Flat Earth Society after their answer to Elon Musk.