I wish I could upvote this ten times! Lolz.

You're living a normal life. You're dining at a table. It's flat, motionless - thus you can eat your food in peace. You look at the sunset over a flat horizon. You notice the moon coming into view, about the same size as the sun.

Along comes a hook nosed creature. He tells you that your table is actually planted on a ball. That the horizon although looks flat, is actually curved. That this ball, although feels motionless, is spinning at 1,000 miles per hour. That the sun and moon, while they appear to be the same size, are 400x times difference and 400x times farther part and despite their similar trajectories overhead that in fact the moon is actually orbiting our ball, and our ball is orbiting the sun. He says our ball is orbiting the sun at 66,600 MPH. And that you must pay your taxes so that his organization may continue to tell you more of these fascinating things you did not know. He tells you he's already gone to the moon and landed there several times but that he has since destroyed the technology, and it's very difficult to build it back.

Your homework assignment is to prove the hooknosed creature's claims.

(if you finish that homework, your next task is to stick water to a spinning ball. No cheating; you can't use CG so you will have to do this experiment in a testable, measurable, repeatble way so that there can be independent verification of your miracle)

Goodluck!

Getting normies to assess the odds is a promising way to unbrainwash them; like you did here.

You could state it this way; what are the odds the sun is 400x larger than the moon, that it is also 400x father away, making it look the same size in the sky (to ensure perfect alignment in solar eclipse as your link shows) vs the odds a multi-century old Kabala cult decided to invert people's perception of reality by using these fantastical numbers (and setting the Earth at 66,600 MPH orbit as icing on the cake)?

Don't forget to encourage an odds comparison vs extraterrestrial configuration too; ie- a hidden hand who placed things into perfect orbit and arrangement to sustain their ant farm Earth.

Cause the message on that UFO tshirt is legit: "I want to believe" its that people want to believe the fantasies. The challenge is getting people to acknowledge this behavior; this tendency to question why they don't question the fantaies.

Fantasy is more interesting; sexier and more convenient a way to unload the burden of the 'miracle of us' to 'another'. Instead of coming to grips that the explanation need not be complex: that our ecosystem is small and local; our unique existence does not require aliens nor the hand of god to bring us about - since the blood in our veins is a life giving force in of itself; our bodies are a form of natural engineering intended to protect and procreate said life force and the greater ecosystem is here to sustain those bodies idealy in harmony with every other living body too (including parasites which can destroy enough of us to inspire a correction to the self-destructive behavior; thriving today in our world as so many feed them their mind and wasted blood through conflict & fantasy belief and the resulting toxic patterns hastening death).

I for one am inspired. The ecosystem is working, we are not flawed but can be troubled at times but that too is apart of the design: life is a strugggle; struggle requires work, participation and energy which exerts into the feedback loop that returns us with more life. It's why (((they))) will never go away.