The theories splinter off from there, with varying ideas about who is propagating misinformation about the Earth’s shape and why, but there are a number of unifying touchstones: Nasa, Freemasons, the “faked” moon landing, globalists, Elon Musk.īut perhaps the most common thread is the Bible, and the conviction of its fundamental truth.

“I mean, I believed everything else, that the Earth was created in six literal days, but what about all this other stuff ? To be consistent as a biblical literalist, I can’t pick and choose.”ĭavid’s conversion to believing in a flat earth was only a few years ago, yet in that time he and scores of others around the globe – including a few celebrities – have subscribed to the idea that the Earth is shaped like a pancake. “I’d first heard it in the Bible and thought ‘this can’t be true,’” he recalled, speaking with rapid excitement.

The hotel is hosting the second annual Flat Earth International Conference – an event that Davidson himself founded and organized.

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