April 11, 2017, Prescott-
I opened my social media today,
to see a Flat Earther posting
that there is, in fact, no gravity.
He posits that the person walking
across the Earth will meet only
a sharp, high cliff, at the end of his journey.
The Sun is, according to this latter day sage,
a bright little ball that serves Mother Earth,
around which it revolves,
from a scant sixty thousand feet up.
I have two questions:
Is there a hotel, at each end point?
When will Sun tourism begin, and might we just float up there?
(This is, for the hyper-serious, a bit of levity, in the wake of the Flat Earth Society’s recent postings, on various Facebook sites.)
A Sagittarian Seeker 
I enjoy the drama some Bible thumpers create around the Bible says the earth is flat. Not poking fun, just enjoying the show.
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Yep, it does no good to poke fun, but it is entertaining.
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I enjoy watching life. I laugh a lot. Sometimes people feel it’s inappropriate.
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Too funny. 😀 I wonder where they think all the water goes if there is a flat earth? No gravity. That takes real faith to believe or fake faith. 😛
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“Why, it soaks into the ground, of course. That myth about evaporation? Pshaw!”
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I’m glad you reminded me this was funny. Levity is good.
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Yes, sometimes, we get caught up in a big old ball of seriousness.
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The solution to the problem of a Flat Earth is for Mother Earth to get silicon injections and then she won’t be so flat anymore. :p
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🙂
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I want to travel to the edge and take pictures.
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Having lived on the edge, for so long, I highly recommend it. 🙂
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Thanks for the encouragement.
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I must’ve missed this one. 😀 I find the infinite complexity of the universe to be rather reassuring.
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Simple minds like simple answers. Folks like us, Mark, enjoy the intensity and complexity.
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I enjoyed reading alexander von humboldt’s journeys 1801 through 1804 to various points of columbia and such. it being shown thatthe biblical six days truly scientifically are questionable as to the age of the earth via simpler observations. of course, i didn’t instantly question MY faith. but i can see a glimmer to why others MIGHT question theirs. I simply toss it up to metaphoric explainations of time versus literal ones. god’s time being different than ours by an abundance factor of staggering proportions. but by the same token, i’m not likely to win any converts from them of the church of the flying spaghetti monster. 😀 yes. levity.
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I’ve had many a delicious meal, at the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Then, too, there is the Church of the Coconut-Crusted Donut, if breakfast is your wish!
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ma’am would get a smile about that reference with any luck. exceling hint of metaphors in progress 🙂
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