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5:56Now PlayingA popular conspiracy YouTuber, Jeran Campanella, travels to Antarctica to film evidence that the Earth is flat but immediately gets evidence to disprove the conspiracy and admits on his channel they were wrong, which causes conspiracy theorists followers to fall apart. Francesca Fiorentini and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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Flat Earthers realize 'they are wrong' after traveling to Antarctica to prove the Earth isn’t round in hilarious footage
""Alright guys, sometimes you are wrong in life," says a popular Flat Earther.
To hear conspiracy theorists confessing that they are finally wrong in the face of overwhelming evidence, is a breath of fresh air.
It is crazy to think that Flat Earthers still exist, although whether they believe the nonsense they spew out of their mouths in another question entirely, but NASA critic Jeran Campanella has spoken out on whether the globe is spherical.
Speaking on the YouTube channel The Final Experiment, he explains being flown out to Antartica for $35,000, although it would appear that his trip was expensed by a 'glober' - the term given by Flat Earthers to someone who understand Earth is round."
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