I loved this documentary. It let's the conspiracy theorists speak for themselves and present their own views. It shows how the flat earth community turns on each other and claim each other are CIA operatives or reptilian disguised as humans in order to fool them.
Like all conspiracy theorists, these self described smart people make sure the only people they associate with all hold the same viewpoints to make sure they don't have people disagreeing with them and pointing out their errors.
Funny moments include one conspiracy theorist giving an interview from his trailer park talking about how people think conspiracy theorists are losers who live in their moms basement. The video cuts to the flat earth leader who lives with his mom.
Conspiracy theorists spend $20,000 on a fancy gyroscope to prove the earth doesn't rotate 15 degrees an hour. Spend even more time trying to figure out why the gyroscope keeps saying the earth is rotating 15 degrees an hour. They forget they are mic'ed for the documentary and privately tell each other not to bring up the gyro anymore since it shows 15 degree rotation.
Conspiracy theorists shoot a laser a fair distance to show when aimed level it hits the target at the same elevation. Unfortunately for them, the light goes 15 feet above the mark. They make up an excuse that there must have been weeds or something in the way.
Overall, the video does a great job showing the lengths these people go to in order to reinforce and hold on tight to their beliefs, while not making fun of them but simply letting them shoot themselves in the foot over and over.
Like all conspiracy theorists, these self described smart people make sure the only people they associate with all hold the same viewpoints to make sure they don't have people disagreeing with them and pointing out their errors.
Funny moments include one conspiracy theorist giving an interview from his trailer park talking about how people think conspiracy theorists are losers who live in their moms basement. The video cuts to the flat earth leader who lives with his mom.
Conspiracy theorists spend $20,000 on a fancy gyroscope to prove the earth doesn't rotate 15 degrees an hour. Spend even more time trying to figure out why the gyroscope keeps saying the earth is rotating 15 degrees an hour. They forget they are mic'ed for the documentary and privately tell each other not to bring up the gyro anymore since it shows 15 degree rotation.
Conspiracy theorists shoot a laser a fair distance to show when aimed level it hits the target at the same elevation. Unfortunately for them, the light goes 15 feet above the mark. They make up an excuse that there must have been weeds or something in the way.
Overall, the video does a great job showing the lengths these people go to in order to reinforce and hold on tight to their beliefs, while not making fun of them but simply letting them shoot themselves in the foot over and over.