Giants quarterback Geno Smith is the latest to hop on the ridiculous flat Earth theory as he tweeted this out Saturday morning.
I been studying this whole flat earth vs globe thing... and I think I may be with Kyrie on this... b4 you judge do some HW but what do you guys think?
— Geno (@GenoSmith3) February 24, 2018
Smith is referring to Kyrie Irving, the Celtics point guard who said he believed the Earth is flat during a podcast last year. Smith used the same excuse Irving used by saying the photos of the Earth being round can be manipulated and that it's the government lying to us as part of some weird conspiracy.
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The backup QB spent time Saturday responding to followers telling him that the Earth is round. In one of the responses, he claimed he couldn't walk off the edge of the Earth because it is "restricted."
You can’t go there it’s restricted or I would
— Geno (@GenoSmith3) February 24, 2018
In several tweets, Smith alleged he isn't buying into the flat Earth theory 100 percent, he's just asking questions. But based on all we know, it's really kind of ridiculous to even ponder. Also, it's impossible to argue with someone like Smith who won't believe any sort of actual evidence you send them because they'll just allege it's fake.
That’s not enough evidence if u ask me
— Geno (@GenoSmith3) February 24, 2018
Now, here's why the Earth is round:
