Quick update from the flat-Earth group saga: there was a rematch.
Our cat challenged us to the party game again. Eight rounds. He studied this time. He had fresh printouts.
He lost again.
If you missed the first send: instead of arguing with flat-Earthers in our Facebook comments forever, we made "My Cat Joined a Flat-Earth Group" — a 37-page printable comic guide that settles the debate with tests you can actually do:
15 flat-Earth claims, each checked with a real, doable test
An 8-round party game for class, clubs, or the family dinner table
Pocket cards for "but the horizon looks flat" moments
Why we're sending it again: Thanksgiving is coming. Somewhere between the turkey and the pie, someone is going to say "do your own research." This year, you can just deal the pocket cards.
Teachers: it also works as a Friday lesson or a science-club meeting. Print it, run the game, let the evidence do the arguing.
Instant PDF. Print it, share it, laminate the pocket cards if you're fancy.
As for the cat: he says he's staying in the group "for research purposes." We think he just likes the attention.
Stay Wildly Curious,
Lauren & Shawn
P.S. Forward this to the uncle who's "just asking questions" about the horizon. Consider it a public service.
