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flat-earther
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flat-earth·er (fltûrthr)
n.
One who stubbornly adheres to outmoded or discredited ideas: "If you don't accept the ideas derived from Adam Smith ... then you are [considered] a flat-earther" (James Fallows).

[From the long-discredited belief that the earth is flat.]

flat-earth adj.

flat-earther
n
Informal a person who does not accept or is out of touch with the realities of modern life


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The flat-earth foolishness of creationism has been forced to evolve into the hybrid theory called Intelligent Design.
As for pricing, in an era when companies trade complicated financial derivatives to manage currency risks, the idea that the value of options can't be estimated seems positively flat-earth.
PUT the NIMBYs, anti-sprawl lobby and champions of wide open spaces at all costs among the ranks of the flat-Earth types.
 
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