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Flat Earth Debate / Re: I know who started the conspiracy
« on: May 09, 2007, 02:01:58 PM »
i knew it.
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I do beleive in the flat earth, but photos really can't be trusted as evidence. I can say, though, that the government doesn't make it too easy to go to 'Antarctica.' I remember seeing a sled race that was supposed to replicate one from the past on that 'continent,' but they could only gain access to Greenland. Kinda fishy.
First of all, anyone who's ever been to Antarctica that claimed not to have seen the ice wall is part of the Conspiracy (either that or they just didn't go far enough inland, although I'm not sure how far inland the ice wall actually is).
Second of all, one of our own has been there:
http://theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=5829.0
1) As explained, the ice wall is not just ice. It is also composed of rock and dirt. We assume that due to its structure it actually forms a bond with the bottom of the earth below. It actually holds in the oceans like a giant bowl of soup. The continents are like matzoh balls, if you will.
2) How, exactly, do you know? Have you ever been to that region of the world personally? Anybody who's ever been there was shot to death by the guards, then declared "missing". Have you ever noticed how many people who go to Antarctica turn up missing? Do you think there might be a correlation there?
3) It is a very strong and thick wall. There's a better chance of Los Angeles falling off the face of the earth due to an earthquake than the ice wall. Remember, it is composed of rock and dirt besides just ice. We figure it's pretty much indestructable. Except, of course, for the potentially deadly effects of global warming, because we do estimate it to be about 75% ice.