Flat Earth Claim: Ocean Tides, Magnets and AI
1 min Tech & science
1 min Tech & science
Did you hear that scientists announced last week that they believe the Earth may indeed be flat?
Uh, and it's putting the whole community into a tizzy because basically with the advancements in algorithmic artificial AI intelligence, they've been able to use algebra with a little bit of calculus and some trigonometry to map the tide current of the ocean and the waves.
Uh, and what it's showing is that it's not coming from the moon.
The moon isn't controlling tides. But what it shows is that the Earth is likely a flat surface with magnets under it that attract, uh, the salt salinity content in the ocean water and moves it about on a flat surface.
Uh, and so this came out of the Salt Lake Community College.
Um, and, uh, the scientists are saying, "We can't refute the data.
It's proving that this could be true." Um, but they still-- The, the spherical Earthers are saying, "We need to do more research before we accept that the Earth is flat."
But I'm curious, what do you think? Are you still a spherical Earth believer, or are you-- Does this convince you that maybe the Earth may indeed be flat?
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