A god pulling the sun with his chariot is more satisfying.

Jul 3, 2020
7:37:05am

ReyOso Truly Addicted User

If we're going to go flat earth, let's just bring back the Greek gods to explain natural phenomena while we're at it? Except that Greek natural philosophers already knew the earth was round, so I guess even that doesn't work?

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How do flat-earth theorists explain night and day?

mobomanjoe

7/3/20 7:03am

Alex Jones just turns the lights on and off every morning and night.

vagabonder

7/3/20 7:11am

Basically we live in a dome is one theory. The sun and moon are "fake" there is

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:18am

Here it is:

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:20am

Ah, so a huge light bulb is swinging around.

mobomanjoe

7/3/20 7:32am

Why does the sun seem to go high in the sky and then drop into the ocean? Wouldn’t it just fade away?

CDV

7/3/20 7:34am

This flat earth theory, don't bring hard questions. Lol

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:41am

A god pulling the sun with his chariot is more satisfying.

ReyOso

7/3/20 7:37am

Yeah but it's still more fun. I'm on board with bringing back Helios.

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:49am

But when it is night in some places, it is day in others.

Y05

7/3/20 7:39am

In a large enough space, I would imagine it's possible. Provided it's not a

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:56am

And explain seasons to me.

Y05

7/3/20 7:41am

Okay. Winter is when it gets colder. Often there is snow, especially in mountains. Spring is when

CDV

7/3/20 7:43am

Duh. The setting Sun gets swallowed by the great cow--travels through

SinkingQuffa

7/3/20 7:47am

It's a big difference.

ochobeeguy

7/3/20 8:40am

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