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Hey.  What is this a photo of?  I was near Hill City, South Dakota and was in a silica sand mine.  I looked up and saw this on the ceiling.  As a child I may have thought, "Cool, a bumpy ceiling."  In high school I may have thought, "What are my friends doing and I don't care about this ceiling."  In college I may have thought, "I wonder over millions of years how was this deposited?"  Ten years ago I may have thought, "The flood of the Bible deposited all this silica sand in one spot due to water flow and the density of the silica in relation to other sediment in the area."  Today I wonder, "Why does this look like it belongs underwater near a beach instead of on a ceiling?"  The point is, these are all guesses.  If anyone tells me definitively what this is, I assume they are guessing.

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What are the major concepts of flat earth: Why look into it?

What is the formula for the curvature of the earth?  Have you ever been told that the formula is 8 inches per mile squared?  If an object 10 miles away you should not be able to see the bottom 66.69 feet of the object.  An object 20 miles away you should not be able to see the bottom 266 feet.  At 50 miles: There should be 0.3 miles of hidden view.  At 100 miles: 1.6 miles of curvature drop.  

           Why don't under-ocean fiber optic cables go from southern South America to southern Africa, or to southern Australia?  On a globe it looks like it could be done.  On a flat earth map the distances are simply to vast.

          A simple search "16 Emergency Landings that Prove Flat Earth" is an interesting perusal.  A short look into these landings is worth pondering.  The shortest distance between two points is a straight line.

           Why do we put gases into containers, like helium?  If a balloon is filled with helium and it pops, why can't you put the helium back into the balloon?  Gases need a container, and the earth's container is called the firmament.  Or why aren't all the gases sucked into the vacuum of outer space?  Is gravity really that great of a force?  It holds the water and gases to the surface of the earth, but yet we can run, jump, fly, swim...  That is a pretty wonderful force.  Why are we never taught about electromagnetic forces as an option to gravity?

           If you believe the Bible, why was the expanse (firmament) created on day two?  Why were the sun and moon put in the firmament on day 4 of creation?  Why are the sun and moon both called lights?  The greater light to rule the day and the lesser light to rule the night?  Do they both emit their own light?  Why is moonlight cold?  Did you know that moonlight is cold?  It is warmer in the shade of the moon, but we are not taught this.

           Wikipedia says the circumference of the earth, at the equator, is 24,901 miles.  Then how did Captain Cook sail around Antarctica at over 60,000 miles?  And this is just the beginning.

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This statue is called, "The Awakening."  I saw a video once that called it, "Baal Rising."  It is getting increasingly more difficult to trust the information given to us.  What did I learn from this sculpture?  Possibly there is a great awakening?  Is this really Baal?  How young was I there?  Haha.  We have options on what to believe.  I want to believe the truth.  What is the truth?

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Truth:  Conformity to fact or reality; exact accordance with that which is, or has been, or shall be.

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