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RE: A question about flat earth.
The earth is 25,000 miles in circumstance. You really think someone out there swam 25,000 miles straight huh? That's incredible.
The earth is 25,000 miles in circumstance. You really think someone out there swam 25,000 miles straight huh? That's incredible.
I guess they're just lying like all of the astrophotographers and pilots and so on so forth. A lil while ago you claimed something was impossible and that not even official story believers admitted it, and then I found numerous links within seconds proving otherwise.. So.. Until you acknowledge and explain that one I'm going to have to wonder about all that.
You didn't find numerous links, you found 2; and both in reference to the same one supposed example. Which, if you'd taken the time to fully examine, reveal this expedition hardly circumnavigated the globe North-to-South. Rather it navigated the 25,000 mile circumference of the globe, and at one point when near the South Pole and at another point went near the North Pole, but these were not the beginning-end of their journey, just different parts of it. And hardly in anything that could be considered a 'straight' line. Instead, they traveled a total of 100,000 miles on the 25,000 mile circumference globe, at one point going near the South Pole, and another 'near' the north.
Well. According to the etymological dictionary "numerous" just means a number.
"numerous (adj.) early 15c., from Latin numerosus "numerous," from numerus "a number"
In regards to the specific details you mentioned. I admit I'll need to dig deeper but.. You claimed no one has circumnavigated north to south, and I found what appeared to be two different examples.. BUT.. If they truly are the same expedition and the other stuff you said is true, I will look into it and consider it.
It still seems incredibly unlikely that all of the explorer pilots in history are lying and that somehow no one has ever flown over the edge of the flat earth or taken pictures of it and that somehow the governments of the world have enough manpower to patrol the entire world and keep people away from the edge.
" According to the etymological dictionary "numerous" just..."
Oh for fucks fucking sake.