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Geoff wrote:Not that I've anything against paedophilia, but it does leave one open to accusations of catholicism...
Animavore wrote:I can only admit that in that animation the continents wind back into a sphere.
Geoff wrote:Not that I've anything against paedophilia, but it does leave one open to accusations of catholicism...
Animavore wrote:
But the OP clearly states it is a visual question. I think what he is driving at is Do we fight with ourselves against what we can clearly see due to what we already believe to be true that we would turn around and say "No. It does not turn into a sphere." In other words deny what we see.
Geoff wrote:Not that I've anything against paedophilia, but it does leave one open to accusations of catholicism...
Animavore wrote:Ah shit. I see what you mean. My eyes were more drawn towards the left-hand pic. The right-hand one is far less convincing.
Gawdzilla wrote:
I would say, "Do you believe what you see in 'Avatar'?" The continents shrink and expand in that vid to achieve their "fit". It's been looked at by several people and dismissed as "wishful thinking".
Animavore wrote:
But the OP clearly states it is a visual question. I think what he is driving at is Do we fight with ourselves against what we can clearly see due to what we already believe to be true that we would turn around and say "No. It does not turn into a sphere." In other words deny what we see.
Animavore wrote:I can only admit that in that animation the continents wind back into a sphere.
Brain man wrote:Gawdzilla wrote:
I would say, "Do you believe what you see in 'Avatar'?" The continents shrink and expand in that vid to achieve their "fit". It's been looked at by several people and dismissed as "wishful thinking".
The continents don't shrink and expand at all. Its the ocean floor that expands, and it expands in a progressive manner according to paleomagnetic age which are the colors.
Dont want to get too into the geology.
However its interesting that even with these aspects stated clearly in the video they are still missed.
Geoff wrote:Not that I've anything against paedophilia, but it does leave one open to accusations of catholicism...
Gawdzilla wrote:Brain man wrote:Gawdzilla wrote:
I would say, "Do you believe what you see in 'Avatar'?" The continents shrink and expand in that vid to achieve their "fit". It's been looked at by several people and dismissed as "wishful thinking".
The continents don't shrink and expand at all. Its the ocean floor that expands, and it expands in a progressive manner according to paleomagnetic age which are the colors.
Without fudging the continents don't fit together so neatly. The guy who made that cheated them in.Dont want to get too into the geology.
"Dont want to get too into the geology." FFS, what else is that about?However its interesting that even with these aspects stated clearly in the video they are still missed.
Wrong, they weren't missed. I nearly herniated myself laughing at the concepts he proposed.
Geoff wrote:Not that I've anything against paedophilia, but it does leave one open to accusations of catholicism...
Brain man wrote:I am interested in the mechanism of denial itself. Do we fight ourselves to deny.
Geoff wrote:Not that I've anything against paedophilia, but it does leave one open to accusations of catholicism...
Gawdzilla wrote:It's another hi-jackable word, like "debunk". Fringers use denial the way some people here use "troll", to claim the high ground for themselves before somebody beats them to it. I call this Godwin's Second Law.
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Geoff wrote:Not that I've anything against paedophilia, but it does leave one open to accusations of catholicism...
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