Shaquille O’Neal is one of the most celebrated NBA players in history, but he may also be a flat earther.
Shaq has often spoken about conspiracy theories in the past, but one of the best centers to ever step on a basketball court took it on another notch when the questioned the earth being round and if our planet actually spins.
Speaking on an Australian talk show, Shaq decided to address one of the most controversial conspiracy theories there has been.
On the Australian talk show, Shaq gave his opinion on the Earth being flat.
When one show’ hosts in Kyle Sandilands questioned Shaq’s theory saying that stating it’s possible to trek from the U.S. to Australia from two directions — from the west or east coast, Shaq replied: “It’s still a straight line.”
The 50-year-old also said that he questioned whether or not the earth actually spins, stating that he has “lived on a lake for the last 30 years”, and never seen it “move to the left or right.”
However, judging by Shaq’s well-known sense of humour, it might as well be that he was simply joking on the show.
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