Message from @rivenator12113

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2019-09-30 15:46:59 UTC  

ALL of the stars are about the same size too??? None of them are 10-20-30 times larger even though they are vastly different distances and sizes???

2019-09-30 15:47:14 UTC  

the thing is that all systems of logic have axioms

2019-09-30 15:47:21 UTC  

Axioms are unavoidable

2019-09-30 15:47:39 UTC  

logic itself has axioms

2019-09-30 15:47:53 UTC  

keep in mind, all the stars (other than the sun) are also several trillion km away

2019-09-30 15:48:03 UTC  

@Ronsheckelson a lot don't make sense does it

2019-09-30 15:48:04 UTC  

@rivenator12113 i disagree thats def a coincidence

2019-09-30 15:48:26 UTC  

the law of excluded middle is an axiom

2019-09-30 15:48:34 UTC  

One that I actually regect in some.cases

2019-09-30 15:48:47 UTC  

type theory regects the law of excluded middle

2019-09-30 15:49:05 UTC  

river

2019-09-30 15:49:26 UTC  

The world is dark and nothing will ever be the same

2019-09-30 15:49:39 UTC  

Stars are the same size?

2019-09-30 15:49:41 UTC  

Then the sun came out

2019-09-30 15:49:56 UTC  

I said this and someone argued that the law of non contradiction implies the law of excluded middle so I must be denying non contradiction

2019-09-30 15:49:58 UTC  

🤔

2019-09-30 15:50:01 UTC  

ALL of the stars turn the same direction around one central point the north star.. ALL of the stars turn in unison at the same relative speed???

2019-09-30 15:50:05 UTC  

It dosnt

2019-09-30 15:50:07 UTC  

The sun is gae?

2019-09-30 15:50:14 UTC  

that's not true at all, Ron.

2019-09-30 15:50:26 UTC  

@gooeySlimey that's okay, for me i think that it's just to cover up the real size of the sun

2019-09-30 15:50:43 UTC  

they rotate the opposite direction around a different point in the southern hemi

2019-09-30 15:51:10 UTC  

The only way this picture is possible is if the earth and Northstar are stationary to each other.

https://i.postimg.cc/Hn436Tf0/20190817-003213.jpg

2019-09-30 15:51:23 UTC  

i love u river

2019-09-30 15:51:23 UTC  

no

2019-09-30 15:51:36 UTC  

I love the rains down in Africa

2019-09-30 15:51:37 UTC  

no, the stars are so far away that even if they moved 1000km, we wouldn't notice it

2019-09-30 15:51:47 UTC  

no, that's the northern axial point. the celestial pole

2019-09-30 15:51:49 UTC  

Polaris is not exactly center

2019-09-30 15:51:55 UTC  

there's a southern one too

2019-09-30 15:51:59 UTC  

Even in that image

2019-09-30 15:52:10 UTC  

😄 you too, here's another ''coincidence''

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484514023698726912/628257794184839187/3W72119s5BjVs3Hye1oHX44R9EcpQD5C9xXzj68nJaq3CeDDB2NxMif2PxfxA2SzjQYSGB74ZgWdHZwLNsWFdvWjtZYwEpYC3Q9D.jpg

2019-09-30 15:52:12 UTC  

perfectly consistent with a globe

2019-09-30 15:52:28 UTC  

Or in a globe

2019-09-30 15:52:33 UTC  

There is no South Pole. @Drewski4343

2019-09-30 15:52:43 UTC  

south *celestial* pole

2019-09-30 15:52:44 UTC  

One misconseption: Polaris is the brightest star in the sky

2019-09-30 15:52:53 UTC  

not magnetic

2019-09-30 15:52:56 UTC  

The circumference of Antarctica is 6 times larger than it should be on a globe???

2019-09-30 15:53:02 UTC  

The sun is the brightest star in the sky

2019-09-30 15:53:11 UTC  

excluding the sun