Happy Sunday! And for many of you, happy long weekend. Monday off? Feet up? Snacks within reach? Perfect.
I left my laptop open for five minutes.
When I came back, my cat had joined a flat-Earth group. He had a notebook. He had printouts. He had opinions.
Honestly? We can't blame him. He's been reading our comments.
Here's the real story. On our Facebook page (about 100k of you lovely people), a lot of the comments come from flat-Earthers kindly trying to disprove us. Our posts have even been shared in flat-Earth Facebook groups. We're famous! Just... in a very specific corner.
So instead of arguing in the comments forever, we made something silly to help you win the argument. Whether it's a flat-Earther in your feed or that one uncle who "did his own research," you'll have the tests ready. And just in time for those awkward holiday dinner conversations.
Meet "My Cat Joined a Flat-Earth Group." A 37-page printable comic guide with:
15 flat-Earth claims, each checked with a test you can actually do
An 8-round party game for class, clubs, or family dinner
Pocket cards for moments like "but the horizon looks flat"
No yelling. No eye rolling. Just evidence, a few experiments, and a cat who is slowly coming around.
You already know the physics. This just makes it fun to share.
Instant PDF. Print it, share it, laminate the pocket cards if you're fancy.
Bring it out on a Friday, at a club meeting, or right after someone at dinner says "do your own research." (You will. Together. With a flashlight.)
So why is our cat still in the group? We told him a Facebook group is not jury duty and he's allowed to leave. He says he's staying until he beats us at the party game. (He has not beaten us at the party game.)
Grab the guide here and settle the "debate" (if there even is one).
Stay Wildly Curious,
Lauren & Shawn
P.S. Know an uncle who's "just asking questions" about the horizon? Forward him this. Or better yet, bring the pocket cards to Thanksgiving.
