Nukehasslefan
Winger
If you navigate towards it then to go around it you'll still need to observe a compass change to southeast or southwest whether you think you're hitting a continent of an outer ice wall.From what I gather from most flat earth theories, is that Antarctica is an "ice wall" or something to that affect, which runs around the circumference/perimeter of the flat earth/dome.
So if this is the case, how come when the sailors that compete in that race around Antarctica, they don't notice they have to steer "away" from Antarctica if it were indeed an ice wall? Instead they navigate towards the continent to sail around it?
A wall can be anything.Surely if it was a wall that would be all the evidence needed to prove a flat earth?
It can be a wall of ice and snow and simply be land as far as you can physically go.
No way of knowing from those points as to what is what to be fair.
None of us are experts on what Earth is so it's open to debate/argument/musing and whatever else.(Apologies if this has been posted previously, and if my explanation is not especially accurate, I don't claim to be an expert)