Jeranism So Desperate To Explain The 24hr Sun He Has Brought In Lindsay to EXPLAIN IT

[@ShawnHawkins666-33]

When I was homeless, I camped with several clinically insane guys and they all were more coherent and intelligent that Lindsay.

[@Kualinar]

Ouch !

[@Wolfie6020]

TFE is like the proverbial fox in the hen house. I have never seen the flat Earth community so spooked and panicking on a daily basis. We always knew Flat Earth would not end well for them.

[@BigBoaby-sg1yo]

Is it now wolfie ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKjcoHqMabV8l9ksi=kR4wM4K2GgtxBiVF

[@markh-thai]

Lindsay has trouble explaining his model because it doesn’t make sense, even to himself.

[@raygoble274]

When one FE is spewing nonsense that's so crazy, that another FE goes "Whaaa?!"

[@grahvis]

Jeran, a purveyor of bullshit faced with a wholesaler of the same.

[@vimalramachandran]

Wholeseller

[@Trevor_Austin]

@@vimalramachandranNo. Wholesaler, an entity that participates in the wholesale trade - buying in bulk and selling on in smaller units. I do not believe there is such a thing as a wholeseller, unless you trade in “wholes”.

[@l2k55]

The Milkyway is being sucked into the real Sun. Got it.

[@acefox1]

If Santos Bonacci, Ken Wheeler, Nigel Cheesey-Hands and Austin Witsit all had a love-child it would be this guy.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

How would that work? Would they take numbers and stand in line, or would it be more of a take no prisoners free for all?

[@John.0z]

@@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394 Procreation with them? I would be inclined to that it would go like the old "Salesman Sex" joke - they would all sit around telling the poor woman just how great the sex will be, and how smart the child will be, and never get around to doing anything.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

@@John.0z I was wondering how a four way love child would work. My biology is a little rusty.

[@mizquitl]

@@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394 A non-euclidian magnetic harmonization pyramid that sucks the essences through the sun's neck of course. Oops... ;)

[@l2k55]

He realizes that stellrium is pretty accurate yet he still contends flat Earth. I think that's cognitive dissonance in action.

[@ReinoGoo]

Or cognitive discrepancy?

[@hopmajibhohepeajibho7595]

Well, he doesn't believe it is 100% accurate. Of course, that's just a workaround for cognitive dissonance but it leaves enough room for mental gymnastics

[@MarcCastellsBallesta]

Not cognitive dissonance. His income depends on it.

[@ShawnHawkins666-33]

Does Jeran realize that Stellarium uses the heliocentric model in it's source code?

[@ottomaddoxx5360]

Yeah, it uses J2000. I saw a "debate" with Witsit where he tried to claim that Stellarium is based on flat earth. So, on my other channel, I made a one minute video tutorial for how to use Stellarium to go to the moon and look at Earth from the moon.

[@michaeldamolsen]

I just wanted to mention that "the heliocentric model" is a collection of different models, which each model different things in different coordinate systems. Some of these coordinate systems are centred on the Sun or the barycentre of the solar system (which is always close to the Sun) while others are centred on the centre of mass of the Earth, or on the Earth-Moon barycentre (which is always somewhere inside the Earth), or on the observer which for most of us is of course also very close to Earth. The orientations of the various coordinate systems also differ, with heliocentric calculations often being in the ecliptic (the fundamental plane of the coordinate system coincides with the plane in which the Earth orbits the Sun), and geocentric coordinates typically being in the equatorial system (the fundamental plane aligns with the Earth equator, the rotation axis being perpendicular to this plane), and horizontal coordinates are (as the name suggests) aligned with the observer's horizon, which is defined as 90 degrees from the observer zenith point (thus it is not exactly the observable horizon, but rather a geometrical construct). Spherical coordinates are latitudinal and longitudinal, just like coordinates on Earth. Thus the latitudinal coordinate is the angle above or below the fundamental plane. In the longitudinal direction, the coordinate origin is taken to be due north (or more commonly in the past due south) in the horizontal coordinate system. In the equatorial and ecliptic coordinate systems, the origin of longitudinal coordinates is the point in the sky where the two fundamental planes of these two systems intersect. That makes transformations between the two systems easier to calculate. However, both the equatorial and the ecliptic fundamental planes wobble over time, due to precession and nutation, so the coordinate frames themselves are moving (rotating) over time. Therefore it is important to note the moment in time at which the coordinate system is defined. Typically this is midnight 1st of January 2000, denoted as J2000.0 in shorthand. Thus, J2000.0 is not a coordinate system, but rather a parameter which defines the orientation of the ecliptic and equatorial coordinate systems. It is commonly referred to as the epoch of the coordinates. Interestingly, only the transformations from equatorial to horizontal coordinates take the shape of the Earth into account. All the other calculations don't care. As for heliocentrism, the calculations of the positions of solar system objects are simpler when expressed in helio- or bary-centric coordinates. But as mentioned, those positions are then transformed to geocentric as part of the process of figuring out the positions in the sky local to the observer. The fact that the calculations are simpler in heliocentric coordinates can (and should) of course be taken as a strong indication that this is the "natural" frame of reference when discussing how the solar system objects move, which makes perfect sense to those of us believing in gravity as the cause of planetary motions. Further indications are offered by parallax and aberration calculations being directly dependent on the Earth's position and velocity as it orbits the Sun.

[@tonyw4863]

Lindsay reminds me of Nigel Cheese - the man who claimed he could debunk Einstein with magnets. Fortunately Jeran doesn't seem like he is being taken in by this garbage.

[@MGoudsmits]

And if any one does not understand a thing it is Lindsay

[@shegocrazy]

Jeran is trying so hard to be reassured that the earth is flat.

[@aSinisterKiid]

The sun is a hermaphrodite! hahahhaha this guy really is off his rocker

[@ceebee]

I read through the comments before watching the whole video. Your comment sounded like one of those weird random KZbin comments. Then I watched the rest of the video...

[@-ion]

Jeran should have picked a location on Earth and asked him to show how to determine the time of the sunset tomorrow using his model.

[@freddan6fly]

Oh that would be verification of a model, no flerf wants that.

[@richardfurness7556]

Not so much a word salad as the last few shreds of lettuce left in a kebab shop at three in the morning.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

It's so bizarre getting a glimpse inside the mind that refuses to believe anything that smacks of credibility, but eagerly swallows wholesale the most absurd fantasies it happens across. Life must feel like a fever dream to conspirawhacks.

[@MrOttopants]

I honestly didn't think flat earth could get any more bonkers, but TFE sure has caused them to innovate their babbletalk, and crank it up a notch.

[@robguyatt9602]

Stupid can explain anything. All they have to do is speak. What they say is immaterial. Just speaking is their proof.

[@John.0z]

I would describe this as more than "turned up a notch", it is more like turning it up to Spinal Tap's 11!

[@ScottM1973]

I really enjoyed Jeran eagerly taking notes at the start but not so much at the end. Almost like he figured out it's all bunk as the guy went on.

[@GeistView]

Surprised not a single Flerf is calling out Jerans guest for "Reification Fallacy" for all his whiteboard nonsense.

[@charlesarnold4059]

@@GeistView but Lindsay must be legit. He has a pointer.

[@sissyfus6181]

@@charlesarnold4059 But no white lab coat, so fake.

[@clemstevenson]

They still don't understand what projection means, in terms of an Azimuthal Equidistant PROJECTION Map. You can't use the projection of a sphere as a means to disprove a sphere. The correct evaluation of this is BOLLOCKS.

[@freddan6fly]

Yet all flerfs are projecting all the time.

[@clemstevenson]

@@freddan6fly Projection is all that they've got.

[@Alysm-Aviation]

Bahaha, love how flerfs claim that it won't happen, but then in the same breath attempt to explain why it DOES happen...

[@stoerenungeheuer543]

1:20 "The Arctics are THE SAME. They are both North Poles!" 🤯

[@freddan6fly]

The twin peaks of the Dunning-Kruger chart, Jeran and Lindsay.

[@thecasualengineer99]

There is a pole alright, just nit sure who out of jeran or his guest is sitring on it.and wby does he sound like santos bonnacci?

[@Sherwoody]

Do those north Poles have names ending in _ski?_

[@stoerenungeheuer543]

@@Sherwoody 🤭

[@BillGarrett]

"You know what I mean?" Jeran's reply of "mm-hmm" is the funniest lie in this whole video

[@judybassett9390]

Lindsay isn't coherent enough that one can make any summary of what he has just said. Just word salad with no order.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

I'm pretty sure his contract pays him by the word. But not just any word, only the ones he doesn't understand.

[@Kualinar]

He's a living illustration of the concept of chaos and randomness.

[@thegrumpyoldmechanic6245]

Jeran is lying when he pretends to be interested in facts. He continues to ignore my offer of $500 to livestream himself reading 20 abstracts each from hard copies of the Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics, and the Journal of Geophysical Research.

[@FerretWarlord1]

If he was interested in facts, he'd have walked away from flat earth the moment he said, "Interesting."

[@do_notknow_much]

That telescope shot @13:10 is sweet! Shadowed craters on the Moon, zones of twilight, the ISS going by. Beautiful Globe physics in action.

[@thudthud5423]

Basically, what they're saying is "we know everything we see points to a Globe Earth, but we must make it all just an illusion."

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

They do seem to have solid grasp of the fact that the facts point to a globular world.

[@entangledmindcells9359]

I must say if Lindsay is playing us, he is the one getting the best laugh.

[@1pierrr]

I can’t. My brain hurts listing to that crazy New Zealander. He’s the reason NZ gets left off maps.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

Ah, the dielectric zone. That explains it. Edit: It seems I had it wrong. It's actually magnetic induction (though capacitance) feeding energy─sucks it up like a vacuum cleaner─through the Milky Way. I feel so much closer to full understanding having had that cleared up for me. How could I have thought it was the dielectric zone?

[@MrTcima]

I should’ve waited till I got home from work to watch your video Wally. My brain is now fried from trying to make any sense of what Lindsay was waffling on about and I now have to work with a great pain in my head😅

[@ambassadorkees]

5:45 If I only had a telescope, I'd gladly join in from Finland, wheater allowing. Same sun, same spots, only upside down.

[@MrOttopants]

See if you can get in touch with your local astronomy group, or a highschool or university. They might be able to assist.

[@thesunexpress]

The totally unhinged piffle scrolling by in Jeran's chat is truly wild.

[@michaeldamolsen]

Thank you for bringing back the word piffle, I had forgotten it existed! (Non-native English speaker here)

[@thesunexpress]

​@@michaeldamolsen​non-native English speaker here too, you're welcome! I'm quite the fan of "forgotten" / archaic words, particularly if they sound hilarious.

[@Katy_Jones]

Come on folks, let's face reality. The flerfs must have won as they have so many conflicting explanations for something Da Mainnstream only has one explanation for. It's common sense....

[@finesse49]

How long before Jeran concludes that Lindsay is a nut-case?

[@CryptoRoast_0]

Jeran already decided that the first time he spoke to lindsay. He's not convinced at all by any "explanation" for 24hr sun.

[@goldblackbrownwhite]

Folks like Lindsay could nicely advertise for those long sleeved latex gloves, which veterinarians use on cows sometimes...because you have to go really deeeeep to find such utter BS!!! 😆

[@tussk.]

Jeran is a bum. Why does anybody still engage with him?

[@Sparkbomber]

So pathetic... but these knobs need professional help. They've needed it for years.

[@soulcrewblue8629]

To deny such obvious reality, agree with you.

[@randalscott7224]

The reek of desperation from the flerfdome is overwhelming!

[@brothergrief9531]

I think Jeran may be looking for a way out of the final experiment, as he's getting an unending flow of accusations and abuse from the other flerfs.

[@charlesarnold4059]

So it's turbulence in the Milky Way magnetic field that causes the photons to gather where there's an equilibrium of capacitance at the ice wall?

[@diogeneslamp8004]

Well, I’m convinced!

[@angrydoggy9170]

That’s seriously oversimplified, but that’s about it. Or something else, I can’t really tell.

[@JohnnyD_cm]

Maybe I can translate what Lindsay said: It's the submeson parallax differential meshing with the hyperlinked gaussian matrix modulated by the antidichroic membrane fields' monophasic filaments. This is microneutralised by the protosymbiant layer of the unichaotic dymatroid tristate mass during its' quantum semi-quasi cyclic phase. The omniduresic surface therefore synchronises to the neurotion frequency, causing regenerative pyrolism in the cyntritite quadrant of the hetrofilum stream. Easy.

[@willy480able]

That only works if you use hydrocoptic marzelvanes.

[@JohnnyD_cm]

@@willy480able Yeah, but it's Tuesday. Sorted.

[@David_Lee379]

Damn, that was epic! 👍

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

If that's true then why do the obdurate torque filaments vibrate below the harmonic deviation limit?

[@SamualRobotham-IWasOnlyKidding]

@@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394 I would have thought that was obvious given the neuretion frequency.

[@robguyatt9602]

The going behind him of the Sun you mentioned, sparked me to repeat this. In the Southern hemisphere from September equinox to March equinox the Sun rises and sets behind an observer looking due North to a degree depending on latitude. Flat Earth can not explain this. No need to spend a cent going to Antarctica to destroy their stupidity on that one point.

[@davemason6501]

Hey Wally. South magnetic pole is not located on Antarctica. They have no idea that hydrogen alpha is just a filter you add in front of a camera or telescope.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

No matter. It's going into the salad with the rest of the techno words.

[@hartmutholzgraefe]

It used to be located on Antarctica main land until the 1960s, but currently it is indeed located in open waters "close to the ice wall"

[@vimalramachandran]

This insanity is the best they've got against the globe! 😂

[@scottyd2903]

All I heard was pots cracking

[@JSSTyger]

This guy reminds me of Corey Kell, the man behind the "45 degree sector test".

[@glennledrew8347]

Da pain! Da pain!

[@babotond]

doesn't have a clue what h alpha even is but is "pretty sure it's fake" what an absolute 🤡

[@freddan6fly]

It is an extremely narrow band pass filter called H-Alpha or Hydrogen-Alpha. Everything except 656nm are blocked, which gives you a great image of the sun, no bleeding. Approx $300 for a filter of 2" size.

[@babotond]

@@freddan6fly sorry, *he doesn't have a clue... i know, but thanks!

[@freddan6fly]

@@babotond Ha ha, yeah without the "He" I actually thought you didn't know. Sorry.

[@UncleKennysPlace]

@@freddan6fly And the filter is only part of the system. A particula f/ratio is needed, and a red energy rejection filter is often used. Typically over a grand.

[@freddan6fly]

@@UncleKennysPlace Thank you. I haven't yet started to image the sun, I am a beginner, yet only using a non modified SLR and GEM; mostly FF & 135mm/2.0 lens.

[@YourPalAlRetroGamer]

It's behind the jug of ranch.

[@realcygnus]

If he wasn't a grown-ass adult it might even be cute how he's always pretending to take notes for his next marble mouthed slouch of a circus act. But he's such a major player in how the community's intellectual bar got set so damn low in the in the 1st place that he'll forever be the ideal poster boy for "Education is the Enemy", especially STEM & more even specifically those damn coefficients which he hates on so much. 🤪

[@thearmouredpenguin7148]

Let me see if I can remember how this works. Flerfs: "If we get a laser gyro and we see a 15deg/hr drift then the earth is a globe if not then the earth is flat". Flerfs get gyro and see a 15 deg/hr drift. Flerfs: make excuses and claim it doesn't prove anything. Flerfs: "Get three cards and shine a light, if we see light earth flat. If we have to lift light up much higher then earth is a globe." Flerfs Don't see light. "Lift the light higher Ricco.... Interesting." Flerfs: make excuses and claim it doesn't prove anything. Flerfs: "If we could go to Antarctica and witness 24 hr sunlight in December then the earth is a globe." Flerfs: Lets just forget doing the test and make excuses claiming it doesn't prove anything before we go and save time. Have I got this right?

[@vimalramachandran]

Yes, except for the fact that it was Enrique, not Ricco. 😁

[@thearmouredpenguin7148]

@@vimalramachandran Well in my defence, unlike flerfs, I don't claim to know everything.

[@ReinoGoo]

Before the last experiment: What is the angle of the sunset on the flat earth?

[@paulv2479]

It must be quite nice for Lindsay to be so utterly detached from reality. He must meet new and exciting people every day.

[@ceebee]

Can we talk about that string in the search box?

[@JayVee-d]

Yeah, what's that all about?

[@MrOttopants]

I googled it. There is a pretty cool short video of some astronauts in Skylab from 1973. They're exercising, and then "having a shower". I'm sure the flerfs think it's some big giveaway. They probably think it's a "mistake" in the messaging or something to say that someone could clean themselves like that in space. Of course, the reality is that they had a specially designed system and they used a vacuum to remove the water.

[@JayVee-d]

@@MrOttopants I'm old enough to remember when that happened. I don't think at the time anyone thought it was a real shower. You can look at the pictures and tell it was more like a sponge bath.

[@kennylex]

So.... he is saying that the sun is actually rather stationary and just transmit an image to us like "a television", that can be with photons, so we will see a 24h sun for the South Pole is like the North Pole. Wait a minute now, he is just describing a spherical earth in a heliocentric model by just use woo-woo and word salad.

[@MrOttopants]

About the Skylab search string in the video. *Skylab had a zero-gravity shower system in the work and experiment section of the Orbital Workshop designed and built at the Manned Spaceflight Center. It had a cylindrical curtain that went from floor to ceiling and a vacuum system to suck away water. The floor of the shower had foot restraints.* There is a grainy video of it, and I'm sure flerfs think that NASA made a mistake! Oh no! I found an article with design specs for it.

[@vinny142]

It's confirmation bias. If Lindsay was talking about something like baking a cake, and Jeran knew how to bake a cake, Jeran would immediately call Lindsey out for being a bullpoop salesman. But because Jeran really needs an explanation and he doesn't understand a single word Lindsey is saying (mostly because Lindsey is speaking 99% nonsense), he'll give Lindsey the benefit of the doubt, and even pretend to agree to some extent because he doesn't want to lose face with the people who think Lindsey is a super genius. The bit about the compass needle dipping is stupidly easy to debunk; manufacturers supply two variants of compasses; one with a weighted south-pole, for use in the northern hemisphere, and one with a weighted north-pole, for use in the southern memisphere. The weights are there to counteract the dipping of the needle when you get closer to the poles.

[@kdog3908]

Spicy! Right out the gate, The dielectric zone between the two magnetic fields... I mean, wat? It's not just word salad, it's word salad with a healthy splash of 'woo woo' sauce.

[@cambridgemart2075]

I assume this was originally a livestream; even Jeran can't be that desperate to put this out as a video if it had been prerecorded.

[@awatt]

So the sun can f itself? Who knew

[@aldebaran4154]

I just finished watching McToon going through this...I hurt WheresWally, I really hurt. Winds don't cross the tropics? No wonder we in Hawa'ii don't have the constant, ever present blowing (censored) TRADEWINDS! This guy is so bonkers he makes nuts look same.

[@fepeerreview3150]

I don't know how much longer Jeran will be able to keep up this balancing act of searching for evidence that supports his conclusion, when all the evidence he comes across refutes it and he knows it.

[@Georg_Hannes]

Which dressing do I need to make that word salad digestible?🤔

[@chazeverlastt9905]

I am 2 minutes 20 seconds in and what the hell .. I am not even sure what the hell he is talking about with compasses. I have made specialized compasses and if I get what he is saying it is Not true that a compass from the north will dip the same both at the north and south poles.. if that is what he is trying to say.

[@joecantdance494]

What the absolute hell was that?

[@diogeneslamp8004]

Jeran’s thoughts exactly.

[@axeman3d]

A man meeting someone far, far deeper in the crazy than he is. He’s staring insanity in the face and realising he may have made a mistake

[@timgargac2766]

When Lindsay said the image of the sun 2:58 i almost was hoping would have been followed by looks like a ferrocell then country music commences.

[@freddan6fly]

Would you buy a used car from Jeran? He claims it runs great, only that he has the key at home. If you go to his home and get the keys he claims it has no battery. If you bring your start cables from your own car, he comes with another excuse.

[@MarcCastellsBallesta]

I didn't even know Jeran was still milking flat earthers for their money. Edit: I watched this while preparing lunch, but I'm not hungry anymore! Thanks, sponsor of the video!

[@sthurston2]

Hmm, OK we now have a nice test of Jeran. Will he check and report on the dip of a compass on Union glacier? We also have a test of Lindsay. Does Lindsay care whether Jeran checks? Under Lindsay's model, how is only one Sun seen low down at noon and only one Sun low down at midnight. It can't be seen directly else everyone should see two Suns all the time and reflecting off the top of the toroid would put the Sun way high in the sky. At noon surely it should be possible to see the Sun reflected off the top of the toroid, and much lower down off the toroid to the South you. At midnight when the Sun is the other side of the central vortex, surely the central vortex is in the way of any reflection off the toroid the other side of the vortex.

[@JohnnyD_cm]

Mummy, can you make the bad man stop hurting my brain?

[@SamualRobotham-IWasOnlyKidding]

😂

[@randyheiser5367]

That's a new one. The sun now has a gender.

[@uweklosa4768]

Yes, but depending on the language it's different. Everyone knows the sun is non-binary. 😁

[@DanDaMan73]

Lindsay is sooo deep in his delusions that in 99,9% of the time, I cannot make any sense of his waffling! Sorry Lindsay you have serious issues made!

[@Jsauss]

I’m in New Zealand… I wonder who has one of those telescopes… ‘I’ll check the yellow pages. 😂

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

I'll never get how a seemingly reasonably intelligent person like Jeran could fall for the flat earth BS in the first place. That trip should change his mind but, I wouldn't put money on it as SOOOO many other things, plus just plain logic should have stopped him years ago!

[@az8theist977]

Oh, FFS!! Even his OWN EXPERIMENT proved the Earth wasn't flat!! INTERESTING!

[@sphaera2520]

I wouldn’t label jeranism as seemingly intelligent. There is a conspiratorial mindset threshold that once you cross over, your ability to think critically becomes inversely proportional with how far in you go. It’s like there’s healthy skepticism, then you can be so skeptic it starts to work in the opposite manner and you become less intelligent. And folks like jeran are well beyond that threshold.

[@chriscasperson5927]

Jism is nothing but a contrarian. If he goes and sees the 24 hour sun in Antarctica, he'll immediately flip to Geocentrism because CONSPIRACEH!

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

@@az8theist977 True but, Ranty Flat Earth repeatedly proved the globe for us till 1 day the penny finally dropped.

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

@@sphaera2520 Not just " Intelligent", I said " seemingly reasonably intelligent person ". I'd never think of him as high on the intelligence but, he's definitely not as thick as many. I'm guessing here but, maybe something happened in his youth to make him stop trusting people? I don't know but, he's definitely smarter than the average flerf. Someone like Brian's Logic is a perfect example of how thick I expect most flerfs to be. He and Jeran, or Flatzoid etc are all miles apart.

[@MisinformationAgents]

2 losers trying to scam each other

[@diogeneslamp8004]

Conspiracy theory: Lindsay is a Wally deep-cover plant who is tasked with getting a “name” flat earther to agree that he “understands” what Lindsay is saying. We’re all rooting for ya, Lindsay mate! Also, the 10,000 Kiwi remark was hilarious!

[@chrisdurhammusicchannel]

Holy Whack-a-doodle!!!! Lindsay is out of his mind!!!

[@ShawnHawkins666-33]

I'm not an ASMR person, but that intro clip really grinds on my nerve endings. lol

[@Kualinar]

That Lindsay guy use a lot of big words and smart sounding words, but, he don't know what at least 99% of them mean, and he don't understand the meaning of the rest. Lindsay sounds like he took a thesaurus, cut out all the words 3 syllables and more plus some unusual shorter ones, throw them in a hat and is randomly picking them to know what to say. He even manage to misuse common words. What's that in the search bar ? «}|]']'/][/'skylab running water showers[p;/;-[.[/»

[@awatt]

24 hour sun is easy. Photons are pulled down by gravity at both poles giving the illusion of 24 hour sun. I'll get my coat

[@Sherwoody]

Flerfs don’t believe in gravity so that can’t be it. It’s gotta be the magnetism from the giant lodestone mountains at the north and south poles.

[@ThoughtandMemory]

WTAF did you just make us watch. 😂😂😂

[@cambridgemart2075]

There were definitely words, but that's about all I can say about Lindsay's rant.

[@dreadnoughtus2598]

That's the most times I've ever said, "WTF is this guy talking about?" In one video before. You do know where to find them Wally. 😂

[@John.0z]

After Jeran's quite sensible proposal to his fellow flat earthers about testing the southern 24hr sun, this seems to be a giant stride backwards for him.

[@Sol.Revolver1966]

Where did Jeran find that quack? 🤣🤣🤣

[@rikomagic2885]

Jeran is trying to confirm his flat earth stance and I get that but surely having Linsey explain things he can see how much bs is being explained to him. His head is now even more full of ridiculous explanations and not once does jeran ask for actual evidence of proof of Linsey's claims

[@benroberts2222]

Best part is watching the livechat with everyone completely lost in the word salad

[@LigH_de]

This attempt was ... interesting. But not successful. // 2:44 made me fall from the chair 🤣

[@CChrisHolmes]

It is sad that there are so many deliberately ignorant people (flerfers I mean). What is happening to the education system of the western world?

[@lawrencerolls3643]

Well, now that has cleared that up. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Earthislife1031]

I have a video of a gentleman with a using a compass in antarctica.

[@brido193]

"If you can't dazzle them with your brilliance,baffle them with bullshit" Lindsay Harris (probably)

[@eplane]

Blimey, Wally…..Jeran is absolutely desperate if he’ll even entertain Lindsay’s bs. I listened intently and could find nothing but claims and non sequiturs.

[@peterclancy3653]

I had to vacuum the floor after this to get rid of all the useless words

[@adamstrange7884]

LOOKIT HIM Jism is proving heliocentrism! 😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@sunestahlberg8800]

Lindsay is correct. The heart is NOT a pump. It has been clearly explained by cardiologist.

[@steveadams2677]

OK interesting search at the top of the screen - "skylab running water showers"???????????????

[@Darryl.M]

Hello Wally