‘Flat Earthers’ are embarking on a bizarre journey to Antarctica to prove that YouTube makes you stupid

2019-3-21 04:59

A group of Flat Earthers are prepared to set sail on a bizarre journey to the Antarctic to prove, once and for all, that we’re living a lie. The group, spear-headed by the intellectuals over at the Flat Earth International Conference — the same group that believes NASA is run by conspirators hell-bent on perpetuating the myth of a spherical Earth — plan to set sail early next year.

Logan Paul, the internet’s favorite punching bag, is reportedly interested in attending. Paul, you may remember, launched a teaser for his upcoming documentary, “The Flat Earth: To The Edge and Back. ”…

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