The vision I have for this enterprise- to delineate Flat Earth Theory as valid alongside global model leads me to consider commercial projects that make the Model Theory accessible to the public. Two large projects come to mind. The 1st is a project that allows flat earth as a critique of local weather broadcasts to make clear the weather picture for the day, week, etc. Because Flat Earth Model speech is much clearer to non-scientific people, the juxtaposition of weather forecasts with flat earth models for the same weather patterns brings those forecasts into focus for people who are viewing the weather portion of their local news.
The Flat Earth description of the weather forecast makes the weatherman's prediction clear to a viewer. Here are some fictional examples: A forecast of 30% chance of rain with overnight showers. A forecast of high winds and increasing cloudiness throughout the day with temperatures in the 50's. A forecast of hurricane prediction and warnings about shelter.
The second project concerns advertising. As a trademark, Flat Earth Model is an advertising model that introduces a versatile element to an, e.g., restaurants advertising platform. Similar to the addition of a food element like 'avocado,' or 'blue (soda)...,' "Flat," or "Flat Earth," introduces an advertising model that is instantly recognizable addition to the restaurants menu as an appeal to a a certain market segment. The "Flat" element added to a restaurants menu is "Flat" bread, esp. crackers. Also, flat bread, like "Flatbread," "Pupusa," "Wrap," etc. Also, "Cracker" which is susceptible to branding elements where a corporate logo advertises on the menu for the upselling of a food product. For example, "xyz BRAND Cracker [Food Item]. For this project to make "Flat Earth Model" sell the project so that a consumer wants to consume a Flat Earth Model menu item the key selling points in order to convey the value of the item are a cracker like food product such as a cracker or a type of flatbread, and the use of the brand term "Flat," or "Flat Earth."
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