they did a decent job fooling the sheep of the world but they underestimated ppl like us’ vast intellect

They fooled most everyone here for a time, but people grow up, people learn.

Oh for sure

An adult tells a child something, they will likely believe it for a time.

you could even attribute it to the ebolution of the mind

That's why they start school early.

Oh undoubtedly

I remember learning about the globe in my first year or so.

😂

How can any child who can't count to twenty question something like that?

Well persoanlly i saw right throigh it

I saw this interesting video on this subject

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ>

i rember thinking that cant be right as my teacher rambles on about curbiture

I could count to twenty, but I definitely didn't even know anything about the FE theory.

But then I opened my eyes.

And realized that everything is deception.

Same brother

Or sister

indont judge

I actually remember our teacher teaching us the alphabet for the first time

that was when it hitme

I prefer the runic alphabet.

how could the earth be winter bc of a little shift in the axis when we are facing away for 1/3 of the time we spend on earth

oh yeah the runic alphabet is fascinating but i have it up, im actually on my third year studying heiroglyphs now

Ye

And wouldn't the stars change?

did you know the aincient egyptians belived the earth is flat

And the norse, and pretty much every civilization before modern indoctrination.

Geocentricism only makes sense.

just think, a vastly superior race that basically invented math says the truth and here we are so many years later doubting it

Heliocentricism implies that we are nothing, just another speck in the vast universe, geocentricism implies that we are the center, the divine, beautiful.

Just as we were intended

Think about it, we were made to stand up, and face the heavens, like no other creature on earth

Yes.

And we have that spark of intelligence.

It can't just be evolved

You either have it or you dont

And here scientists would tell us that we are nothing but a happy mistake, and an infinitesimally small speck in the vast universe

^

Exactly.