Google seems to be hold in nothing back in its treatment of science deniers . As spotted byMashable , Google Translate accidentally pronounce bland - Earthers “ dotty ” when one especial phrase is translate into French .

you could try on this legerdemain for yourself — at least until Google fixes the error . Ontranslate.google.com , prize English as the original speech communication , type “ I am a flat earther ” into the blank field , and take French as the second spoken language . The set phrase read to “ Je suis un fou , ” which read as “ I ’m a gaga person " when it ’s render back into English by clicking the ikon with the two arrow on it . ( Note : This does n’t mold if " Earther " is capitalized , and it seems to only sour for French . )

Google representatives say this was n’t an intentional gibe , though . A Google spokesman toldCNET , " Translate workings by learning pattern from many millions of examples of translations understand out on the World Wide Web . Unfortunately , some of those patterns can head to wrong translations . The error has been report and we are working on a fix . "

iStock

savorless - Earthers are those who reject that the Earth is rotund , instead believing this to be an elaborate conspiracy organise by various governments and blank agency . phallus ofttimes practice YouTube as a chopine to spread their message , and the UK just held its first Flat Earthconventionin April . About 200 citizenry attended .

Intentional or not , this would n’t be the first time Google snuck an Easter egg into its transformation service . One Reddit userdiscoveredthat the “ world ’s funniest joke ” fromMonty Python ’s Flying Circustranslates to “ [ FATAL mistake ] ” when punch into the translator app . The joke sounds like it ’s in German , but the words are actually gibberish and do n’t   translate to anything in particular . In the skit , anyone who pick up the jest dies from laugh .

Update : As of May 29 , the translation error has been resolved . It now translates to " Je suis un flat earther . "

[ h / tMashable ]