Witty memes like this always make me laugh. While I am usually very serious about the fact that society believes something as bogus as a ball shaped earth, sometimes it is nice to stand back and have a good laugh. While spherist dogma is both sad and pathetic, it is also very humorous in ways only the pathetic can be. Imagine: an entire society so convinced of its own intellectual superiority that it willingly believes that up is down and that white is black. People constantly tell me in an overtly sarcastic tone: "why dont you go walk of the edge of your flat earth KP?" I tolerate a lot from you guys. I really do. I could just as easily ask: "if you are so sure you live on a ball why dont you call your friends in Australia and see if they have fallen through their roof?" Or, "why dont you ever roll a ball north, so it rolls back down to you?" I could ask you about these phenomena, but the fact is, THE WORLD DOESN'T WORK THAT WAY. While it is a fact that no one in Australia falls off the earth, and objects do not universally roll in a southerly direction, traveling to the edge of the earth only requires someone to do so. Current political, technological, and financial factors prevent informed Planar Theorists such as myself from embarking on such a journey of discovery. I WOULD LOVE TO TRAVEL TO THE EDGE. [b]It is definitely out there[/b]. But like Medieval Europeans who laughed at the idea that a place called "China" actually existed, many of you will continue to commit the same ignorant errors. But I dont hold this against any of you. I get it. I used to believe the same bull shite. However, I do sometimes take a moment to LAUGH at the bitter irony of your dogmatic belief systems... Lol. :)