The game was simple: the consensus is assumed right and the four nations (now three) are supposed to feel embarrassed

Flat-earth Aboriginal politics at the UN

By Troy Media —— Bio and Archives--September 29, 2009

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By Joseph Quesnel Back in the Middle Ages it was assumed that the earth was flat or the sun revolved around the earth, - which is to say, as Copernicus later demonstrated, that the consensus on “the facts” can be wrong no matter how many people agree with them.

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