Hopefully nobody with a USF degree ...

[Triple B]

... comes out this screwed up:

Space travel? It's bunk, some say

Justin Harvey was driving through Orlando on Tuesday when he saw a rocket ship in the sky, leaving a trail of billowing white smoke on its way high above the heavens.

He didn't bother to check the news afterward because he figured the Falcon Heavy rocket, launched by SpaceX and now considered the world's most powerful operational spaceship, probably wound up in the Atlantic Ocean.

'When I saw it, I was ready to laugh,' he said. 'Space travel is pretty much a hoax.' The 30-year-old University of Central Florida alumnus is a Flat Earth conspiracy theorist, or a Flat Earther, and he doesn't believe that NASA has ever been into space, or that its archive of photographic evidence showing the Earth's spherical shape is anything but Photoshopped propaganda.

...

And on Feb. 17, Harvey, who works as an Uber and Lyft driver, will give a lecture at the Meeting of the Minds in Miami. Despite majoring in business and real estate at UCF, Harvey has gained some influence in the Flat Earth sphere.

...

'They have an explanation for a lot of this stuff,' Harvey said. 'It's a lot of blah, blah, big words. We're told you live on a ball and you can't leave unless you're an astronaut.' Harvey and Main, 49, said they used to believe in mainstream astrophysics, but that changed about two years ago when they were challenged online.

 

[Apis Bull]

6 hours ago, Triple B said:

And on Feb. 17, Harvey, who works as an Uber and Lyft driver, will give a lecture at the Meeting of the Minds in Miami. Despite majoring in business and real estate at UCF, Harvey has gained some influence in the Flat Earth sphere.

 

 

[JTrue]

A Lyft and Uber driver? He must have a PhD from UCF.

[206BULL]

Wait he's an Uber AND Lyft Driver? That's a big step up from Chick Fil A drive through worker... 

[DELdaBull]

This is precious 

[charsibb]

On 2/11/2018 at 8:14 PM, Triple B said:

... comes out this screwed up:

Space travel? It's bunk, some say

Justin Harvey was driving through Orlando on Tuesday when he saw a rocket ship in the sky, leaving a trail of billowing white smoke on its way high above the heavens.

He didn't bother to check the news afterward because he figured the Falcon Heavy rocket, launched by SpaceX and now considered the world's most powerful operational spaceship, probably wound up in the Atlantic Ocean.

'When I saw it, I was ready to laugh,' he said. 'Space travel is pretty much a hoax.' The 30-year-old University of Central Florida alumnus is a Flat Earth conspiracy theorist, or a Flat Earther, and he doesn't believe that NASA has ever been into space, or that its archive of photographic evidence showing the Earth's spherical shape is anything but Photoshopped propaganda.

...

And on Feb. 17, Harvey, who works as an Uber and Lyft driver, will give a lecture at the Meeting of the Minds in Miami. Despite majoring in business and real estate at UCF, Harvey has gained some influence in the Flat Earth sphere.

...

'They have an explanation for a lot of this stuff,' Harvey said. 'It's a lot of blah, blah, big words. We're told you live on a ball and you can't leave unless you're an astronaut.' Harvey and Main, 49, said they used to believe in mainstream astrophysics, but that changed about two years ago when they were challenged online.

 

Anybody catch the irony here? LOL

 

[Brad]

On 2/12/2018 at 4:00 AM, Apis Bull said:

influence in the Flat Earth sphere.

sort of mutually exclusive?

4 hours ago, charsibb said:

Anybody catch the irony here? LOL

 

Just posted as I was reading...thought it funny.  Thought a lot of it funny, though!  

 

[Paisa el Toro]

On 2/19/2018 at 12:12 AM, DELdaBull said:

This is precious 

Adorable even.