Flerspective 

a fictional magical property of persepective believed to be true by flat earth proponents to explain why the bottoms of distant objects can't be seen without admitting that the earth is sphere

You can't see the Roger's Centre across Lake Ontarion from Niagara-on-the-Lake because of flerspective.

Flerspective by Keigh See April 19, 2018

Flerspective 

The most popular ad hoc excuse used by a Flat Earther when cornered with problems that can be perceived by our own eyes such as objects behind the horizon, the existence of two celestrial poles, sunsets and so on. The term itself is not actually used by the Flerf who simply refers to it as "perspective" - but since it has ZERO to do with the ACTUAL laws of perspective, opponents of the Flat Earth came up with this portmanteau instead.

When pressed for details, the "explanation" given is basically an assault on your brain cells. It involves the "vanishing point" which is yet another real concept hijacked by the Flat Earth to suit their warped agenda. This vanishing point (which is conveniently as far away as the horizon would be on a globe) is the reason objects become smaller with more distance (except when it's the sun) and when reached, instead of being gone, the object has its lower half cut off because apparently that's how it works now ... for some reason.

Other variations include "You can only see so far!" which is a card often pulled when confronted with the question why we can't see the sun at night when it's allegedly always above the surface of the earth. Why this Nobel-Prize worthy discovery doesn't account for stars even further away than the sun is brilliantly explained with "Do your own research!"

Sane person: "Care to explain why ships go over the horizon if the earth is flat?"

Flattie boi: "Learn about perspective! When the ship is over the horizon, try zooming in with a pair of binoculars and your ship reappears ... so don't lie to me!"

Sane person: "Nope. After watching the videos you sent me, it turns out YOU were the one lying to ME. Never did you ever zoom in on a ship that is visibly behind the horizon - you simply claimed it was and after the zoom one could see it was never even close to the horizon. It's like a before-after-pic without the before-picture. Are you perhaps too dumb to know the difference between 'not visible' and 'obscured by the horizon'?"

Flattie boi: "Instead of calling me a liar, why don't you go out and --"

Sane person: "-- do it myself? I checked your little flerspective-excuse this morning. The ship doesn't budge one bit."

Flattie boi: "W-well, you didn't zoom HARD enough!"

Flerspective by Psy Fi April 17, 2019

freespective

A better term for ODD ("Oneness Displayed as a Dreamworlder").

Rather than looking down upon a person, here is something to look up to.

Another element beyond Nikola Tesla's theory, "if you want to find the secrets of the universe, think of energy, frequency and vibration."

Space.

What does space have anything to do with those other elements? Everything and nothing. Just like the other three elements within themselves. Nothing and everything.

Space means perspective. Because they observe, think, and behave about everything spatially. Like looking down from above. Universally. A very expanded perspective.

And they're very passionate about freedom. Freedom to not do what they're told, and not others. But the global society does not accept it, they even assassinated some very famous people, like Mahatma Gandhi and MLK Jr., for just expressing freedom.

Let's combine the words together. Freedom-perspective people. Freespective people. Freespective.

"That freespective person is showing a lot of freedom. That's very risky, that person may face consequences. However, that person is there for the people."

freespective by NeoTPolaris August 25, 2023

furspective

The ability to feel, smell, sense and experience life from the unique level and experience of your beloved canine or feline fur-baby

I’m a vegetarian, but watching my dog Edie chewin on that pigs ear for six hours gives me some serious furspective on what it might feel like to dig my teeth into the chewy freeze dried flesh of another living thing. It just seems to make her so happy, and I want to feel that.

furspective by Loxastic April 24, 2020