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> We were having a discussion not a debate, you are replying with an opposing view that is a debate
That's...not really the definition of discussion vs debate

Opposing views can be discussed outside a debate context just fine

"You have a veiw different to mine and are talking about it, therefore it's a debate and I can mute you for having a debate in the wrong channel"

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Can't join <#610525291256741914> but I have to say those sound effects are extremely annoying

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Since many flat earthers believe in a firmament, I wonder if there are a lot of heliocentrists who believe in many concentric crystalline spheres.

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I really curious now.

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I also wonder how many globe-earthers are geocentrists

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and if they also believe in crystalline spheres

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Why would anyone wonder about that?

I’m just curious of what people think

Ask the peoples then

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/catholicgeocentrism/ @SiliconBassist

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I was watching this show called Ancient Skies, and they talked a lot about the different models and their history

It was very interesting

Oo

it becomes a debate when there is arguing back and forth and when people start asking for evidence and start using works like fallacy and logic etc.

Granted, the perspective is of mainstream science. With each new model, they shift focus. They don’t really talk about FE in the modern day for instance.

Thunderbolts Project stuff is interesting but it just reinforces the fall globe / Heliocentric system

it goes along with all those fake CGI pictures / paintings that NASA gives the people along with all the ancient occult [made-up] history stuff

Was Saturn much bigger in the ancient sky? Could have been.