Instigator / Con
6
1378
rating
36
debates
38.89%
won
Topic
#1103

The Earth is Flat

Status
Finished

The debate is finished. The distribution of the voting points and the winner are presented below.

Winner & statistics
Better arguments
3
18
Better sources
2
12
Better legibility
1
6
Better conduct
0
6

After 6 votes and with 36 points ahead, the winner is...

Wylted
Parameters
Publication date
Last updated date
Type
Standard
Number of rounds
5
Time for argument
Two weeks
Max argument characters
25,000
Voting period
One month
Point system
Multiple criterions
Voting system
Open
Contender / Pro
42
1387
rating
34
debates
22.06%
won
Description

I think the Earth is round, my opponent thinks the Earth is flat. BoP is shared. Only use science and physics to argue, no religious quotes please. We can also discuss if there is a conspiracy and if the government is lying to us. If you want to provide scientific studies, cite your sources.

Structure:
Round 1 - Main Argument
Round 2 - Rebuttals
Round 3 - Rebuttals
Round 4 - Rebuttals
Round 5 - Final Argument

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@BrotherDThomas

“The LAST person to enter your debate is the ever so inept Dr. Franklin”

That’s because he’s not a flat earther like you, idiot. Why would he debate with me on something that we both agree on?

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@Dr.Franklin
@TheAtheist

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TheAtheist,

For your continued knowledge, the LAST person to enter your debate is the ever so inept Dr. Franklin! This is because he embarrassingly debated this topic with me before, and as an assumed Christian, he was blatantly anachronistic as he made a mockery of Jesus' true words within the Bible supporting a flat earth, along with the direct historicity of a flat earth in the Bronze, Iron, and Middle Ages. Further more, Dr. Franklin dismissed the fact of a Ptolemaic Planetary System at the time of the writings of Jesus, and his using a "plethora" of wishful thinking OPINIONS of his own and others. Therefore, the "doc" is no more a Christian than you are!

Dr. Franklin just represents a play-toy mouse that TRUE Christians like myself can bat around with ease for entertainment purposes only, whereas every forum has to have a Dr. Franklin in this respect.

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@Dr.Franklin

Lol yessssssssssssssssssss

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@TheAtheist

Conspiracy theories lack evidence which is why we don't see scientist believe in the flat Earth because they have the knowledge to know the Earth is round.

This is a problem because if conspiracy theories become more prevalent it would mean the public are less and less trusting of academia. Democracy requires people to be knowledgeable not based their decisions on feelings. If they do then they wouldn't understand a fake populist from a real one which can come from things like climate denial. This is under the assumption that people want to live under democracies. If they do but still vote for people who don't support democracies without knowing it then they won't understand the problem. A person not understanding the problem doesn't understand what to improve. They will carry on thinking they are right only to realize one day they f*cked up or maybe they die before that happens.

Rants yes. Helpful maybe.

"Only use science and physics to argue, no religious quotes please."

BrotherDThomas:Im going to pretend I didn't see that