Movies and media have and continue to be a major influence in his life. Sargent’s theory about the realities of earth are similar to the plot, as are themes taken from other films. If this sounds familiar, it’s because you’ve watched the 1998 film “The Truman Show.” It’s the story of a man who becomes enlightened when he learns his entire life has been lived inside a massive dome, which is nothing but a Hollywood set with him the star. “I don’t know,” he says, breaking eye contact with a Whidbey News Group reporter and, for a moment, revealing uncertainty.Īre we kittens, something to be protected, or scorpions that need watching, he wonders? All he knows is the world is a stage, and we’re all - most of us anyway - just unknowing actors. Kept by whom, and for what reason, is another question. Neither do the sun or any of the other planets.īoiled down, at the heart of the theory, Sargent believes mankind is lives in an enclosure. Man has never been to the moon, because it doesn’t exist as we know it. NASA is fake, and so are its images of space and the cosmos. The public doesn’t investigate or fly over it because they can’t - it’s all part of The Antarctic Treaty of 1959, an agreement strictly enforced by the highest levels of government.

People don’t fall off because they run into Antarctica it’s not a continent at the South Pole but borders the known world like a fence. Yes, he really believes the earth is a disk. First, the answers to the questions everyone is asking. He knows it because he can’t disprove it and because it feels right.īut let’s get to that in a moment.

I am a flat earther