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do not disrespect our lord and savior Xenu
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Just read this whole thread. I believe it's round for many reasons, other planets, gravity, education, sense, and time zones & night & day.
But on some Truman show type, I've never been to space, human curiosity mixed with limited travel to the poles, I don't care how dangerous Antarctica is, people still go to Everest. Something's down there, perhaps an edge or entrance. As long as I haven't seen it, there's still a chance. There's knowing, but also knowing nothing is 100%. Facts get updates.
If that makes sense. I go into any argument with the option/possibility, they may know something I don't & vise versa. Learn both sides before just attacking and dismissing
But on some Truman show type, I've never been to space, human curiosity mixed with limited travel to the poles, I don't care how dangerous Antarctica is, people still go to Everest. Something's down there, perhaps an edge or entrance. As long as I haven't seen it, there's still a chance. There's knowing, but also knowing nothing is 100%. Facts get updates.
If that makes sense. I go into any argument with the option/possibility, they may know something I don't & vise versa. Learn both sides before just attacking and dismissing
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Next thing you know Mr. Book and the Strangers are gonna come out of nowhere and gives us all new identities.
Where isJohn Murdoch Dr. Schreber to explain all of this?View media item 2453434View media item 2453437
Where is
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Hands down Dark City is one of my favorite top 5 movies of all time. It should have won the academy award that year.
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It was too far ahead of its time man. Kinda like Blade Runner
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WAAY ahead of its time.
Used to hate it cause i had only seen bits and pieces and didn't understand it but then I watched the whole thing and it is good.
Used to hate it cause i had only seen bits and pieces and didn't understand it but then I watched the whole thing and it is good.
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doesnt matter at this point, its a simulation boyos
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Dark City. 
The Matrix and Dark City are a great combo watch
The Matrix and Dark City are a great combo watch
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No matter. I'll just pull a Douglas Hall and find a way to escape the simulation into REAL life.
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You'll think you made it, but this dude has something else planned for your life
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We just flipped this thread into the good sci-fi(or are they science fiction) movie thread. 
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The earth is even round in the ****** simulation lol
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If Earth is flat then why are all the planets on Star Wars spherical? Even the Death Star.
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Nvm.
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The earth is flat like Krillins destructo disc
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Did you liken the Creator to Krillin, the Kenny of DBZ?
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This is an interesting video. Before anyone attacks me I'm just saying it's an interesting video I'm not saying the earths flat.
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This was the first video that got me outside of my head.
The curved water question on the frozen lake (and the thought that based on its length the frozen high point should be like, several miles tall).....I was up all night looking at stuff following that question....
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It definitely raises a lot of legitimate questions
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Wow....that video makes zero sense. If you actually believe it youre a moron.
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Debunk everything in the video that makes zero sense. In detail. I'll wait.
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If Lake Baikal is 395 miles long and 45 miles wide, when it freezes it shouldn't be flat. The water should freeze to the curvature of the earth.
That makes total sense to a 5 year old.
Like if you took a wiffle ball baseball and poked a small hole in it, filled it with water and froze it...then once frozen you cut away the plastic wiffle, you'd have a perfectly round ice ball, same should be for a frozen lake right, it would have a curve? Yet thatLake when frozen solid, is one of the flattest places on Earth....doesn't make you go hmmm - just a little bit?
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