Photos | The Flat Earth Believer
A man wearing a hardhat and holding a sign that reads the world is flat in front of a wall at Politicon 2015 in Los Angeles.
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a man standing in front of a wall with a sign that says "the world is flat"Chronologically Adjacent
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