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Here Be Dragons

This isn't the first time we've been told that the world is flat. In ancient times, ships that set sail for new worlds either returned or didn't: those that returned hadn't sailed far enough, and those that didn't must have sailed over the edge and fallen off, where, as popular belief held, dragons awaited them.