Yea, what about that sigma tho <:smart:484956754489376781>

https://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/history/chronology.html


Manufactured

https://web.stanford.edu/group/virus/filo/ebos.html

Thats a joke btw 😂

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/how-to-grow-an-ebola-vaccine-with-a-tobacco-plant

https://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/19/sunday-review/the-ebola-conspiracy-theories.html

i know, massive diease outbreaks in poor areas with bad hygiene. Never happens

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Are people trying to make this into some government is trying to kill us nonsense

obviously

Sad

They dont need to try and kill us. They just give us facilities to play with this crap and we kill ourselves

lol wat

@^Kevin^ Hey my dude

Could you tell me about the firmament? I don't know much about it and I want to know what you think of it, and what it is. Not wanting to discuss anything, fyi

firmament is described in the bible

seperates the waters above from the waters below, and is the floor of Heaven.

the sun and moon are in the firmament

Its basically a giant dome like structure that covers flat earth, and stops anyone from going too far south

its one of the reasons why you can't circumnavigate flat earth going north to south, beyond the fact that its flat so going south doesn't lead back to north.

What about southern stars? Using a telescope, you can see that the Southern Celestial Pole never moves. And this same point in the sky is seen by all people in the southern hemisphere. But on the FE "model", "south" is in all different directions. Explain?

there is no southern hemisphere

So everything south of the Equator is fake?

you have people in land that is too far away from the north star, so they don't see it

so they see stars circling an empty location

since the north star is too far to see

Even when they look south?

its over the horizon

So they look in the opposite direction and see the same thing?

stars circle overhead around the north star

Ok. But observable evidence says they rotate around two points.

One observer in the north sees them rotating around Polaris while looking northwards. The other observer is in the south and sees them rotating around Sigma Octantis (approximately) while looking southwards.

So, two points.

On opposite ends of the sky.

yea, its my belief that sigma octantis which is empty and can't be seen is actually Polaris

But it's on the opposite side of the sky

And its always south, which the FE map says is a different direction depending upon where you are. So Sigma Octantis/Polaris is in a completely different location depending upon where you are?

polaris is out of view, but you can see the stars that circling it in the south

Why the south? Why not the north?

there is no octantis

at least this is my theory