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Hundreds of Years Later, Some Still Believe The Earth is Flat….

March 15, 2024

In a “what did I just read” moment, I did a quick internet search on the topic covered in this CNN article. Unexpectedly, the search revealed an obscure group of round earth deniers. In an effort to comprehend this fringe concept, I delved a little more into the subject matter. And yes, there are those who still believe the earth is flat. CNN’s coverage regarding a North Carolina nominee for superintendent overseeing the public schools included several highly disturbing statements. Politics aside, read for yourself. The views expressed by the candidate are extreme.

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