content: I've always been a flat Earth denier, but my father has been on my case to look closer and closer at it. I've watched so many "classical" documentaries on Space and the Universe, I find it staggeringly marvelous, they say that astronomy is a humbling experience and I can attest to that somewhat but I'm experiencing true cognitive dissonance over some of the arguments I've heard from flat Earthers. If they are right, I think that dwarfs Holocaust denial. See a film called Dark City for the implications of a flat Earth. It makes Earth unique amongst the Universe's celestial bodies. As an agnostic atheist, I don't believe there is a purpose or a goal to life, only reproduction, but if the Earth is flat, that almost necessitates a purposeful creator. That's a difficult proposition to reconcile.