I SMELL PENNIES!

between the crust and the core.

Yeets

between

@Citizen Z im not, im making a statement. Isnt this a debate?

Data?

Alright, @elle has been warned for '**Bad word usage**'.

@MrLeonVWF no

Hey

omg

What data?

@Tying a noose brb | Zana data

@KIKI DO YOU LOVE ME!?

i believe you think we got special magic machines tha tmine the earths core

i agree

Tell them about Atua

gonna admit that you're wrong now? <@&484606036960083970>

Wait you got a debate channel right?

sources pls

Gasps

Theres literally video proof the hell you gonna do with data

SCRUM Debate

Geology . the portion of the earth, about 1800 miles (2900 km) thick, between the crust and the core. Compare core1(def 10), crust(def 6).
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@Tying a noose brb | Zana

thats your own definition

Geology . the portion of the earth, about 1800 miles (2900 km) thick, between the crust and the core. Compare core1(def 10), crust(def 6).
SEE MORE

gonna admit that you're wrong now? <@&484606036960083970>

@!GPT excellent post

@Tying a noose brb | Zana there is video of a lot of things. Doesnt make it true.

omg the other picture spammer

@ethanplayss stop copying and pasting stuff bc u dont know it urself

have mercy

According to the theory, there’s a huge hole in the center of the planet that we can’t see because, Varaug writes, “Light bends and follows the curvature of the torus, making the hole ‘unseeable.’” The theory raises a lot of questions about how gravity would work, which Varaug explains with a sugary, not completely cogent metaphor. “Imagine a donut. Imagine a jam donut. Gravity acts towards the jam.”

Hmm so if theres a picture of the icewall that doesnt make it true either

@Clapqn this guy wont answer there is nothing better i can do

ello my fellow flaters

mans jaw bone from antartica

to make him answer me