Rather, it seems he used the ideology to conduct a social experiment to see how others painted him for questioning something that is generally believed to be a universal truth.Back in February before the All-Star break, Kyrie Irving revealed to the world that he is a flat-earth truther. That might just be a longwinded way of saying "it was just a prank, bro!" but, also, Irving didn't explicitly say that he actually doesn't believe the Earth is flat. And it proved what I thought it would," said Irving. At the end of the day, you're going to feel and believe the way you want to feel. Do your own research, don't come to me and ask me. "It became like, because I think different, does that knock my intellectual capacity or the fact that I can think different things than you?" he asked. It created a division, or, literally stand up there and let all these people threw tomatoes at me, or have somebody think I'm somehow a different intellectual person because I believe that the Earth is flat and you think the world is round.
It literally spun the world - your guy's world - it spun it into a frenzy and proved exactly what I thought it would do in terms of how all this works. All I want to do is be able to have that open conversation," Irving said. Here's what the Celtics guard told Rich Shertenlieb: Now in Boston, Irving appeared on The Sports Hub's morning show "Toucher & Rich" Tuesday, a CBS Sports Radio affiliate, and was asked about being a flat-Earther, and it appears he felt the need to clarify where he was coming from when he made those proclamations. But was he serious or was he just trolling the masses? Kyrie Irving raised a bunch of eyebrows and caused a few headaches earlier this year when he proclaimed (multiple times) that he believes the Earth is flat.
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