FE Meme
Holy Shit, We're Still Here
#268: Despite endless mockery and censorship, the flat-Earth community is still here and growing, which proves the model cannot be laughed away.
The Meme
Reaction image macro with bold text "HOLY SHIT WE'RE STILL HERE" in defiant community-tone typography.
Why It Spreads
Persecution narratives are sticky online, and a bold HOLY SHIT WE'RE STILL HERE macro turns mockery and alleged censorship into evidence the idea is dangerously true. Survival boasting reframes social pushback as validation rather than popularity without measurements.
What It Gets Wrong
The bold reaction macro "HOLY SHIT WE'RE STILL HERE" documents online community morale and defiance typography, not Earth radius. Whether a forum stays active does not change curvature math: at distance d on R ≈ 6371 km, midpoint drop is d²/(2R), and at 1 km observer height horizon distance is roughly √(2Rh) ≈ 113 km. Headcount, meme stamina, and mockery survival are sociology, not geodesy, and southern flights still operate on published schedules regardless of reaction-image morale. TestTheGlobe's No Curvature Is Visible and TestTheGlobe's Curvature Calculator walk through the observations and predictions this image skips.
The Debunk
The bold reaction macro "HOLY SHIT WE'RE STILL HERE" documents online community morale, not Earth radius. Whether a forum stays active does not change curvature math: at distance d on R ≈ 6371 km, midpoint drop is d²/(2R), and southern flights still operate on published schedules.
- Social persistence is not a shape test; TestTheGlobe's No Curvature Is Visible addresses the visible-horizon claim with measurable geometry.
- At 1 km observer height, horizon distance is roughly √(2Rh) ≈ 113 km; TestTheGlobe's Curvature Calculator outputs drop and hidden fractions victory macros omit.
- Shadow angles between separated cities give radius estimates without joining any community; TestTheGlobe's Two-Stick Shadow Experiment remains repeatable offline.
- Southern airline routes and block times persist regardless of meme morale; TestTheGlobe's Flights Only Make Sense On A Flat Map is tested by schedules, not reaction images.