The Globe Religion

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I hate you don't know. They say the earth is a ball that revolves around the sun. The moon's a ball. Let me break it down for you. So they say that the sun had dust particles come off of it and those dust particles form together and then gravity, the all creative force that has a little g and a big g. And it's everywhere and it helped create everything basically like a god. Then it coalesced these magic dust particles into the sphere that you now think that you inhabit. It was magic, truly was magic, but it's also insignificant at the same time. And then wake up a marisized body hit this compilation of gravity coalesced dust particles that you now inhabit. It was epic. It exchanged energy to its core, broke pieces everywhere. Well, one of the pieces stuck around the sun and the earth got into a custody battle and the earth won. So I got the moon and this magic rock out of the mini rocks that broke off also less into a perfect sphere as the damaged rock that was once the earth began to coalesce back into a sphere and the one that broke off and stuck around because it was now under the custody of the earth. It just happened to stop at the perfect distance that it appears to be the same size as the sun, even though it's 400 times smaller in diameter, but just going to the exact 400 times as close and this moon. There's magical moon that people walk down but can't go back five decades later. That has lunar waves, but doesn't matter. We can see stars through it, but it's solid. I promise we have creators on it, but they're all perfect 90 degrees. It's all magic, but insignificant. We always see the same quote unquote side of it. Of course, if it's a sphere revolving around a sphere because you know he was actually all about everything's a ball from the small to the big. Then of course this moon, they call it is for some reason not showing us its other side. I can have split personality disorder and we didn't know that it's actually schizophrenic. So if this moon, which is of course revolving around the earth as it's tilted, wobbling, revolving around the sun and then the moon rotates. But it's just the perfect rate that if it just happened to have gone one fourth of mile per hour, one fourth of one mile per hour faster or slower, we would see the rest of the moon. But no, this insignificant completely random chaotic and meaningless coincidence decided to make that same angular size moon. Always locked with the earth. That is in fact the official story that people already kill you for not believing in. And yes, I did use the word leave and this is schooling the globe where we are just teaching you what you believe. We're not telling you what to believe. We're just saying I used to be in that cult. The sucks, you should you should get out of the cult. So. We're going to cover the tides and all that to say that they claim that the reason that we see one side of the moon is that it's locked to the earth. It's tidally locked. Now this is of course because they came up with this weirdo model. Let me break it down for you guys. They're like, you know what the perfect shapes of sphere. This is the this is the idea. At least you got to all of me. He's like, oh, let's make a sphere. Well, yeah, we can map out the sphere. But we have to make an assumption that there's a tangent that we can never see. And these creepy Greeks, at least the story goes decided to map out the earth being a sphere. Being as how they had democratist this guy. It looks like he literally eats people. If you look up the animation of that dude. He said, Oh, everything's made of little indivisible balls. We'll call them atoms. And that's of course what atom means. It means not divisible cannot be any further divided. It's a ball. So if it's a ball. And the moon's a circle. It must be able and everything's a ball. Then the perfect shapes of ball. And if the perfect shapes of ball, then the earth must be a ball. And because you know, the creepy Greeks, they had mystery schools with little boy servants. And they were about a fine factor. What balls must spill over into my cosmology. So if the earth is in fact a ball. And it's spinning around a whole bunch of other balls. Well, first they've done it with stationary, but then it progressed the idea. Oh, wait, look, you see those lights. I know how I'll be a special boy. I'll say I discovered actually we are those lights. People on the earth, they were like, you know what? I think the earth's a ball. That's the perfect shape. Science. And then they thought, you know what? Maybe not everything goes around us like all observations and evidence ever has shown us. Maybe we fly through space. And you see those lights in the sky that constantly reset for our recorded history all the way back to the Babylonians before them. Maybe we're one of those lights. And if we are one of those lights and we're flying through space since the stars continue to reset doing the same thing forever, they must not change in our sky even though we're flying through space around them. So they must be super super far away. So how would have to take a really long time to see them change because for thousands of years we've never seen them change. So they must be super far away science. And if they're super far away and we're still able to see them, that must mean that there's nothing in between us and them. Oh, vacuum must be empty. Privation Aristotle the antithesis matter ontological philosophical religious. That's what the actual that's what the belief system is long story story. Move forward. And then if you're going to explain that in fact the moon is doing all the scientific fairy tale nonsense that I described a second ago, then you have to explain how. And of course, then you have a kinematic model or school in the glimmers. Tignots you have to understand your belief system. I'm breaking it down for you pretty concisely might I. So we move forward to Kepler. He wants to explain the movement of the objects in the sky now. Of course, his tutor, Tyco Brahe was waste, Martin him came up with an incredible model of geosynthesis. Still assuming a sphere because he was out there as well. I guess. So he was his tutor. He took all of his works. Then he was like, you know what? Let me make a model where basically everything in the sky is a music note, which actually he wasn't. He was way closer to being accurate than modern science, of course, because everything is a tragically sci-matic and vibrational resonance and what is sound and what is music. But whatever. So everything must be music. No, he did a kinematic and geometric model explanation of the movement of the bodies in the sky with fast forward. We get to Newton 166666. Newton just a coincidence that the alchemist they never told you that he wrote about ether. Never told you that he thought that gravity was weird and dumb and no man with coming back. The thinking that everything that had existed and that if it did exist, it must be purely an act of God. And now we have atheists that basically bow to it. The irony is overwhelming. I get it. He proposed the dynamic forces. Took the kinematic and geometric model that was proposed under the idea of music notes. And then he proposed the dynamic model. You understand a dynamic forces simply like an exchange of force between one body and another. It's a dynamic relationship. So that's where you get Newtonian gravity. And that's when you really start to spill over into pseudoscience land. And of course, he's the one that first proposed the idea of the movie and locked the earth. You fast forward into the late 1800s. You get this idea of the title theory. And we're going to cover that today. We're going to cover what's wrong with it. Now, of course, as you see before we even step into the idea of the title theory, we are like. Browning and pseudo scientific religious assumptions. What's on the bottom of the flat earth? I don't know. Oh, you're so stupid. Earth is flat. You're crazy. That proved that the earth is a ball. You didn't know the answer. But you can just make all that stuff up. I just said. Yeah. Yeah. That's science. All right, bro.