@Seeker of Truth in flat earth model does the length of a year have Cosmological significance or is it completely arbitrary

which FE model?

everything has significance

and

Yours I guess

everything does not have significance

all depends on perspective

I don't have a FE model.

Ok I guess

I have generalizations because like most people, I am uncertain.

https://www.pokemon.com/us/a-message-for-pokemon-video-game-fans/?cid=&utm_source=tw&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=SwordShield&utm_term=Statement

Here is some BS

-_-

indeed

XD

sorry I am not a fan of Pocket Monsters

from what I hear the GameBoy RPGs were really good though

Pokemon was fun

@Hamburger Guy the answer you were looking for was yes

but that may not be the answer you are going to get from me

Because the FE models obviously do not adhere to the mainstream definition of year

Why do you say that?

A year is how long it takes for the earth to orbit the sun

I detect a lie and deception...

Capish?

in the false Heliocentric model, yes

a year is the time that it takes the sun to move from one certain point in the heavens / firmament back to that same point

Oh yeah makes sense

after completing its inward spiral towards the north pole and then back out again / infinity sign / loops / figure-8 what ever you want to call it and then back

Forgot about that

FES disinfo

[replacing globe earth with a flat one and leaving it in the false Heliocentric model]

They also have no firmament

this is BS:

Ikr Pluto isnt a planet

well they have a brief period of fire when their fake spacecraft perform reentry after the swim in the pool XD

there are no planets

there is the two great lights: the sun and the moon, the luminaries (wandering stars) and the 8000 stars (fixed)

Uh you can grab a telescope and see the planets

Or are those holograms