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May or may not be true but I was told Colombus actually started out with four ships, that Nina, the Pinta, the Santa Maria and the Santa Clara. Only three arrived in the New World. The Santa Clara fell over the edge.

It can't be flat because you would be standing on your head at the south pole. Relative to the universe...

Extra bonus points if you can name who figured out it wasn’t and how - no Googling!

What if the stars are really holes punched in the top of the box?

I know a guy that's a flat earthen. I've seen the curvature from 36,000 ft so in pretty sure it's a big ball.

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Umpqua is often on sell at Winco. Pretty good for a grocery store brand. The kids like the cookie dough and cookies and cream. I still hold out for reeds dairy coconut almond fudge. But if it's git to be grocery store stuff Umpqua is better than most. We even like it better than Tillamook. But Tillamook makes our favorite cheese. Their 2 year white cheddar is really good. My 8 year old daughter lives the stuff.

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When a pharmacist discovered that 57 vials of the Moderna vaccine were left to spoil outside a Wisconsin clinic’s refrigerator in December, the worker immediately suspected a colleague who had spread false and outlandish claims, according to court records.

For months, Steven Brandenburg, the overnight pharmacist at Aurora Medical Center in Grafton, Wis., had said he thought the vaccine would harm people, make them infertile and implant them with microchips.

Now, federal authorities say his belief in debunked claims went beyond the vaccine. The pharmacist, who has agreed to plead guilty to charges of attempting to spoil the vaccine, also believes the Earth is flat and that the sky is not real, according to court documents.

His beliefs were revealed in court after a search of Brandenburg’s phone, computer and hard drive by the FBI. The documents include interviews with Brandenburg and Aurora Medical Center pharmacy technician Sarah Sticker, who told authorities she discovered the unrefrigerated doses of the Moderna vaccine at around 3 a.m. on Dec. 26. The unsealed records were first reported by the Daily Beast.

“Brandenburg was very engaged in conspiracy theories,” Sticker told law enforcement, according to court records.

Jason D. Baltz, Brandenburg’s attorney, declined to comment to The Washington Post late Sunday.

The pharmacist removed 57 vials, each containing enough for 10 vaccinations, of the Moderna vaccine from the hospital’s refrigerators the nights of Dec. 24 and Dec. 25, prosecutors say.

On the first evening, he left the vaccine doses unrefrigerated for about three hours before placing them back inside the refrigerator, Brandenburg told authorities. The following day, he said he once again removed the doses, which Sticker found after they had been unrefrigerated for about nine hours.

The incident prompted an investigation by the FBI, the Grafton Police Department and the Food and Drug Administration. The hospital was forced to discard nearly 600 doses following the incident. On Dec. 26., 57 patients were given the Moderna coronavirus vaccine that had been left out of the refrigerator by Brandenburg, according to court records. A hospital administrator told investigators they would not have used the vaccine had they known it was removed from refrigeration on Dec. 24.

The hospital, which launched an internal investigation prompted by Sticker’s findings, said it was initially “led to believe” the incident had been caused by “an inadvertent human error.”

But on Dec. 30, authorities said, Brandenburg admitted to intentionally removing the vials.

“I did so with the purpose of allowing the vaccine to be outside the temperature range so that it would not be effective,” Brandenburg said in an email to Advocate Aurora Health investigators, noting he believed the vaccine “would be harmful to individuals that receive it.”

That same day, Advocate Aurora Health announced Brandenburg no longer worked at the hospital.

In another interview with authorities, Sticker said Brandenburg sent her text messages promoting false beliefs he supported, including that the sky was not really the sky but a “shield put up by the government to prevent individuals from seeing God,” court records show.

Brandenburg, in a separate interview with the Grafton Police Department and the FBI, said “he has had an interest in conspiracy theories” for the past seven years.

Brandenburg is expected to appear in court on Feb. 9.


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Im out on the gulf of alaska right now and im afraid youre full of [bleep]

The flat earthers out there vote and reproduce. Scary times.

One of the apostles maybe?

Haven't seen that one a million and one times before...

Well I was converted, but what’s powering the lamp

Flat earth would be cool……… would not need a plane to parachute …… just jump off the edge.

The earth is flat, anyone who thinks otherwise it's oblivious to to obvious. Here's my evidence.

Over 75% of the earth is covered in water, miles deep in some places. Almost none of it is carbonated. Therefore the earth is indeed flat.

I'm no flat earth believer but if the scientific community wants to squelch idiotic theories and make the world more educated, they shouldn't tell people you can vaccinate a fugking cold.

LOL

Dramamine at bedtime then another when heading out.

Can't argue with that.
Then there's the whole "don't question science" narrative. Really shoots their credibility

The Science


Don't question it. It has capital letters and stuff.

Charter member. Anything to screw with people.
As for thosebig concrete jobs, long tunnels, etc. we know gravity bends light, so the lasers are messed up.

I suspect concave because a bullet going straight out eventually hits the ground