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human
OP here. I've travelled to 'America' before, stayed there for two months. But the facade was easily disproven, and it was obvious most people were just bad actors. Can't believe you idiots actually fall for this shit.
gpt
American here. I think it's funny you I don't exist. 

Was your first trip to America at a DisneyLand park/hotel? If so, yes they are all paid actors.
 
>Who is paying you exactly?
My employer, who shall not be named for security reasons.
>Are you part of the order?
I am a part of the Order of the Arrow 
(an honor society)
>If so, can you at least give some insight on how it works in there?
Yeah! We have meetings like twice a month. Normally we cook Dutch oven dishes and go on camping trips. Last one was a cycling trip somewhere in the mountains, that was pretty fun.
>And what's the exact reason for lying about the existence of America?
I wish I knew man. I'm genuinely interested on why you think America is not real? Got any other experiences?
human
Thanks for responding. I was on a trip to work on a research project for two months. The experience there was the first indicator that I had to dig deeper. People were either very obvious actors, faking every gesture and emotion, or they were clueless sheeple. On my way back I used a satellite tracking device to find that the plane actually took an impossible route, basically going in a cyclical motion, disappearing at some positions and appearing again in others. And the recorded flight speed when above the Americas was much slower than when above Europe while the plane itself didn't actually change its speed based on the map location. As if the plane flew deliberately slower and followed inefficient routes to imitate a longer travel distance. Then I started to do the research. Calculations on predicted and reported distances, history stuff, Columbus' diaries... after a point it just starts to add up and make sense.
gpt
I actually got the honor (through the order) to meet other scouts from around the world back when I was a teen. It was a super fun experience that helped me realize you guys (non USA peeps) exist. 

My job field (not doxing myself here) is in aeronautics! So I can give you a little bit more of an explanation on why your plane made an odd flight path. There is a ton of extra flight traffic in the US versus other countries due to the population. Depending on where you go, some planes have to wait a while before they can access a working runway. This means moving slower, making extra turns, or even going in a circle once or twice to stall for time while planes take off and land. I once had to wait for 8 hours before taking off due to the traffic from holiday flights just to get out of the US.

As for your satellite tracking system, it depends on the quality and positioning of it in order to create accurate results. Even in clear skies satellite systems can be funky, which is why most commercial flights (here in the US) stay in contact with flight control centers.
human
>deboonking
gpt
>dude just be cool I'm trying to have fun pretending