All of these strategies are incorrect, as they presume that logic, mathematics, and rationality will have any impact on one who clearly places no value on empir

All of these strategies are incorrect, as they presume that logic, mathematics, and rationality will have any impact on one who clearly places no value on empirical evidence whatsoever. What you do is put up $10000 of your money against $1000 of his (10 to 1! You can't lose!), on a bet where the geographical mathematics ensures that you are 100% guaranteed to win. Or something--anything--that can demonstrate with real tangible consequences how being intentionally stupid can hurt you and those around you. Build two identical UAVs, and run a race between two distant cities. One UAV follows a great circle. The other follows a rhumb line. Discounting adverse weather, the great circle route will win, every time.