Not sure

Plate tectonics and continental drift are still a thing I think.

But again, something that happens so slow it's difficult to observe.

The evidence seems pretty solid though with fossil evidence

Yes

And the continents appearing to have connected like pieces of a puzzle.

So I do think Pangea is a possibility yes.

No reason to doubt it.

Don't see why plates can't be a thing on a flat surface.

I have personally experienced earthquakes.

So you believe in seafloor-spreading?

Not sure

If you believe in Pangea than you have to believe in seafloor-spreading, because Pangea is only possible with seafloor-spreading.

Alright

So, how flat to you believe the earth is? Like: Width? Serious question.

I don't see it as a disc.

I see it with lots of caverns and rocks shooting down.

Who knows how deep.

I cane here to see peoples opinions, and I believe it is not for anyone to judge based on people's opinions.

How old is the earth? In your opinion of course @🎃Oakheart🎃

Definitely more than most people say.

The great pyramids and the sphinx are proof.

More?

More than trillions?

Tens of thousands, millions, who knows.

I believe it's billions of years old.

Interesting

Billions

4.8billion

That's the mainstream logic

It's rare to see a flat earther who believes in millions of years of earth's existence

The great pyramids and sphinx have potential water damage

and fossils have been discovered

Yes.

Idk if it's true or not, but it leads to the possibility that egypt was once underwater

I believe the pyramids were built by an advanced culture many many many many years ago.

I'm assuming you believe the earth was created by a creator then?

Well, a flat earth signifies the divine.

It’s still a wonder how they lifted such heavy limestone blocks

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That's a wild card