Until the current era, of course.
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Amazing isn’t it.
Whether it was the leading scientific theory at any point is debatable, but I really don’t care enough to debate.
But no humans in history ever believed the Earth was flat? Even Google says otherwise, but….ok…?
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WAIT! the earth is not flat!!! next you will tell me the moon is not made of cheese. LOL
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I looked at their ad and there is praise from Don Robinson of Worcester State College. The is no W.S. College, but there is a W.S. University, so there is one reason to think this is a fake. The college catalog does not list a Don Robinson, although they don’t list non-teaching personnel-still… It is a fake as all the others have said.
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Total scam, very interesting as I took one of these “snake oil” boxes off the other day. It had multiple resistors and a integrated circuit. When I looked at the circuit board trace, the integrated circuit was not even part of the circuit. Pure snake oil. This one was slightly different, it wired into the vehicles intake air temp sensor and changed its value with the resistance.
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I think perhaps your witting disregard of the differences between “meme”, “evidence” and “scientific theory” might be itself some intentionally Google-sized, snake-oil-salesman-worthy obfuscation.
Whatever, Holmes. If “flat Earth” was never the leading scientific theory, that is fine. You may be correct. I may be mistaken. I really do not care. Your reply didn’t do anything to support your statement that “there is no evidence that any humans in history ever believed the earth was flat”. I’ll take that as evidence that you don’t have any.
There is a magic chip I endorse, no particular brand, come in a bag, deep fried in oil. May be made from either corn or potatoes.
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There were probably many people who believed the world is/was flat. Many people actually believed in the living dead and in ghosts. We’re talking about SCIENCE. The people who were educated did not believe in that nonsense.
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I can verify ghosts are real. I have seen one. I was sitting at a red light by a funeral home. there was a man on the sidewalk in a suit. you could see right through him. I could not believe what I was seeing.
my dad passed away years ago. my daughter was just born when he passed. when she was about 6-year-old on Christmas she said she saw him, and he was smiling at her. no one else saw him. we were at the table talking and she was playing with her new toys. she only remembers him from pictures, but she knew it was him. she is 26 now and still swears she saw him. believe what you want but I was stone sober when I saw one. it made me a believer.
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+1
After being a life-long skeptic, I finally had to agree that ghosts existed.
After repeated auditory and visual paranormal incidents in my home, I had the house blessed by a Catholic priest, who also gave me a crucifix from Lourdes. After that, no more paranormal incidents for more than a decade. And, I’m not a Catholic!
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I forgot to mention that I was not the only one that saw it. my friend was in the car. when I pulled away from the light I asked my friend if he saw it. he said yes, but did not say anything because he did not want me to think he was crazy. I did not mention it to him while sitting at the light. I guess I was too shocked at what I was seeing.
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Prove it. You see bigfoot also?
I have seen and heard things in the Louisiana bayou’s that the local’s said were ghosts I didn’t argue with them. 
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sorry I cannot prove it too you. just my word. you can choose not to believe.
I was a sceptic. I am not anymore. I have had 2 other things happen to me that I cannot explain. I can’t prove them either. hey, a lot of people thought UFO’s were fake. now the Gov’t now says they are real. I can’t prove that either.
You mean to say the Gov’T is finely admitting to area 51?
Wait, what? You want evidence of no evidence before you’ll stop believing something you have no evidence of? I think I’ll leave that to the ghost whisperers.
Let’s forget the whole flat earth thing and get back to the mail order brides. Would this be like when I buy a suit and get to pick, size, color, etc? Is shipping included or is that an extra fee?
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But related to the ghost thing and scientific evidence… it’s absolutely hilarious that Richard Dawkins himself is superstitious and somewhat frightened of ‘haunted’ houses.
(Refer Sydney morning herald interview https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/books/the-man-who-feuded-with-god-20061222-gdp3k6.html)