r/FacebookScience - ah yes, Half-Flat Earth. 

Same

yo same :D

ThErE iS nO rOuNd PaRt ThErE iS oNlY cUbE pArTs!!!

We all are

I'm stuck on the flat part *h e l p*

can confirm, am english think i might be real.

Is England a real place or America made for itself dramatic background? Is Great Britain just piece of American nation in Europe?! They have same language and do you really think that something that is not American can be part of so many wars and have "Great" as part of name? Совпадение?! I don't think so. (Joke? :)

"england" is just another invention from nasa to control us, wake up sheeple /j

Diverging paths also technically hominids aren't apes but our ancestors were very furry it's why we still have leg hairs.

as and englishmn, I can say that we are not real, we are back to apes.

Honestly, it's really mind-blowing how prejudice against autistic people is still a thing when people like The Click make a living by exposing neurotypical dumb@$$ery.

I never did deep research into it, but when I was in school I had enough critical thinking skills to wonder how much old myths and legends were used to explain mental illness and other things people did not understand or thought abnormal for the time. Witch's for example were what nonconforming women or anyone deemed unusual were referred to and many instances of demons were actually mental illnesses people had no way of dealing with at the time. I remember reading in school that many weather phenomenon were seen as Divine intervention and the like in many past cultures.

@@Pooky1991 What are you mean by "nonconforming"? "nonconforming" to what exactly? Witches were usually women who had knowledge about astrology (stars and stuff), maths, herbs/medicine. And also future tellers and fortune tellers as well. But basicly any women who were smarter than what the men want were labeled as a witch. And after an amount of time people did report random people for "being a witch" out of pure paranoia because of church propaganda. (If you want to know more about witch trials then you should look up a book called "Malleus Maleficarum".) And for the demons part..... demons usually were believed to be evil spirits. Demons never were a depiction of mental illness. Okay, it was not impossible to see seizures (which not always caused by mental illness) as demonic possession, but only because the body's unintentional movement. That's all. There is no "we can't deal with this, let's call it a demon" kinda thing.

​@@Pooky1991 What are you mean by "nonconforming"? "nonconforming" to what exactly? Witches were usually women who had knowledge about astrology (stars and stuff), maths, herbs/medicine. And also future tellers and fortune tellers as well. But basicly any women who were smarter than what the men want were labeled as a witch. And after an amount of time people did report random people for "being a witch" out of pure paranoia because of what the church told the people. (if you want to know more about witch trials then look up a book called "Malleus Maleficarum".) And demons were never a depiction of mentail illness. They were just believed to be evil spirits.

@@Pooky1991 What are you mean by "nonconforming"? "nonconforming" to what exactly? Witches were usually women who had knowledge about astrology (stars and stuff), maths, herbs/medicine. And also future tellers and fortune tellers as well. But basicly any women who were smarter than what the men want were labeled as a witch. And after an amount of time people did report random people for "being a witch" out of pure paranoia because of what the church told the people. (if you want to know more about witch trials then look up a book called "Malleus Maleficarum".) And demons were just bad spirits.

It has seen a lot of shit.

I don't know if you mean it literally or you are talking about the water cycle

It is the exact same water as the dinosaurs had, it has seen all the shit

The US: *Laugs nervously in bikini Atoll*

It has. It’s seen a lot of different types of shit! From whales to human beings. So much variety! So many choices!

Greg was created during an exorcism done by fish. So yeah.

This is why I drink sprite. It gives me the purest (white), healthiest (not vaccinated), fully developed babies (2 years). None of that artificial bullcrap in my drinks, only the best of the best.

@@frozenburst6463 and yet you eat CHEMICALS in sprite? I only eat carrots which contain nothing but pure kinetic energy.

as the daughter of a non-binary person, i appreciated that👍

Okay but I love your pfp--

Sci Man Dan covers Facebook-Science.

Also, a few interesting dates taken from The History of Vaccines site: 1000 - early Chinese inoculation 17th century - inoculations throughout the world to avoid disease 18th century - variolation, later inoculation with smallpox then cowpox 19th century - beginning of vaccination 1853 - mandatory vaccination in UK 1879 - first laboratory vaccine 1914 - typhoid vaccination becomes common in the USA Baby boomers weren't the first to be vaccinated, not by any stretch of the imagination. Also, if a third to a half of children don't die from childhood diseases, they're bound to have other diseases later on... can't die of autoimmune disease if you died of the measles at 1yo

SIDs has also always existed... but back then it was more like "all kids have a 50/50 chance of survival so make lots of babies so some survive".. no shit we didn't have a name for it when most infants suddenly died period

There are examples of names already changing in light of new and better research. What people call "multiple personality disorder" was actually renamed to "dissociative identity disorder" back in 1994. Ofc, DID long ago was called demons, possessions, "being stubborn", "the nerves", etc. To anyone not well versed in psychology, MPD is easily confused with switching moods/codes when the real infliction is on an entirely different level. Creating a new name that fits more in line of what scientists learned and harder to misconstrue. Earnestly enjoyed "Sybil" based on the real-life case of a women that recovered from DID.

@@synckar6380 Interesting addition is that now forcing integration of all the identities isn't considered mandatory. If the system functions well as a system, if there is no harm to the collective entity, it's sometimes considered better to leave that system in place - especially if it grew out of a need to protect from traumatic experiences. A lot of psychology is shifting away from "everything different is a disorder" to "only if it causes harm to the self or others do we classify it as a disorder and actively try to treat it as such". It makes a lot more sense that when dealing with clients with huge, complicated pasts and a lot of overlapping experiences, you don't waste time on something that is beneficial or neutral, and focus your efforts on the things that are causing them harm. This paradigm shift in psychology can only lead to good things. A lot of people who avoided therapy because they didn't want aspects of themselves to be dissected and destroyed, or felt that they couldn't trust therapists not to medicalize and label every part of who they are, will be a lot more open if they know that, if they make the case that a part of who they are is beneficial, it doesn't *have* to be "fixed", and they won't be forced to be a certain way if they want to get help for other things.

Uh oh, my eyes mustve hated me for doing that several times in my childhood

C-can it heal?

@@nectar_chan903 yeah all you need you need to do it just stick some carrots in it cause carrots help the eyes

Karen: stares at the sun until she "sees" a black spot Her fovea: am I a joke to you?

@@carmalizedvegetation5096 _shlck_ "... _you lied to me._ "

I know right?!

If this was real they would eat that baby or play with it around like a ball

THEY *WHAT*

@@thisnameistimeless1937 one of the few species that has sex for pleasure, with absolutely no concept of consent

@@CassyBug I mean technically all species have sex for pleasure. said pleasure is the body’s way of encouraging reproduction.

Yeah that’s what I think they meant

@@TheRepublicOfDixionconderoga It could be, but the density of people in a city is way too important people in a city to feed even a fraction of them with these fruits. In France, a vegetarian person (which is the cheapest in terms of land use) requires 1,200 m² of land to grow their food. An average French, 4,200 m²... for each person. Another problem is that the pavement would be dirty quite fast and would require an extra amount of work to clean (without accounting for the accidents related to people sliding on rotting fruits on the ground). That is an incentive for the cities (those who would actually spend the money) to not put trees that would grow fruits.

​@@noefillon1749I went to highschool somewhere the courtyard had a plum tree. It was beautiful but when it's fruit started dropping grounds crew did everything they could but the sidewalk was still disgusting and black.

If you see a fruit tree next to a road with cars in it, DON"T EAT THE FRUIT. It would be covered in dust from the road and not only that. You do know, that plants take resources to grow directly from earth that they grow in, right? And this earth is polluted with fuel waste from cars.

Except the cranberries. Raw cranberries are largely inedible, and require large bogs to farm

@Waltzin' Matilda Oh my god. It all makes sense.

He covered himself in oil

XD

Idk about doing that. If Biden repeals the law of gravity then that means republicans can also fly anywhere they want and who knows what they'll then do when they get back in power. Safer if we all just stay tied to the ground.

@@ronanstephens1597 so many boring political speeches. Imagine how many people they could reach! Horrifying.

Sound hot

@@ahardworker2154 Not as hot as the Earth is going to be 100 years from now ;)

Wet AND Rocky

Argument killer

The earth is earth shaped

I thought of attack on titan

How is it not the Song of Ice and Fire premise?

Exactly. This is Game of Thrones in a nutshell.

TPN is literally a documentary

In the Australian desert spider crushes you.

Yah, I think they mean with a book or a newspaper. Shotguns and sniper rifles don't count.

You beleive Austrailia is real? Clearly you've been on Facebook recently

@@dwarvernbard9782 oh yes it's nor real *ceases to exist*

The myth is actually, kill a spider and it won't rain for a month, which killed people, so that's why my white African father doesn't kill spiders.

Basically the Amazons

my first thought too XD

Praying mantises be like.

Now I can only picture David Attenborough doing a nature documentary on women while being hunted

I bet the person who posted that wishes this were true.

He has been an actual math teacher

god, that sounds absolutely horrible and you have my deepest condolocences

She never considered that creatures of all kinds (including us) have been shitting in the water for hundreds of millions (if not billions) of years, maybe that's what the water remember? :p I'm glad to hear that you got away!

She's basically saying "Just be happy"

I believe Dr. Emoto (the 'water molecule patterns' guy) cherrypicked and massaged his data on the structures that he formed.

@@seanwilkinson8696 Or he (if he exists) just took a few pics and then wrote something random under them.

I prefer waiting 2 or 3 months for my pepsi

I make sure to get mine unvaxxed, cuz I hate having to toothpick all the chips out

frisk just commited baby genocide 🙂

That’s why i drink coca cola, they only get fully grown babies for their drink flavoring

*Fantastic!*

Know Hbomberguy and his fraud-catching and idiot-debunking?

Purring has also been proven to reduce stress and anxiety which can lower blood pressure in people with high blood pressure.

My cat is excellent headache relief. Even when she's the one who caused it...

And how light in vacuum of space works

He's a spy!

@@KarmasAB123 I knew it

@@KarmasAB123 Yes

Although being humorous in video's i think he is genuinly a smart person. He sounds like someone who is smart, you can really tell the difference for some reason

No, it's because we do have pirates, but none of them are in the Western Hemisphere. We need to get to work, boys.

I’m a pirate, but not the sail the seas. I just don’t pay for anime.

@@knightartorias4487 Lets save the world by sailing the seas and robbing cruise ships with cannons and flintlocks.

@@tlkfanrwbyfan8716 We can start an anime pirate crew, I aint payin for funimation

I, for one, love this thread.

He is well studied in math stuff and some other sciences, like actually graduated from university and worked as a teacher for a while. He is now professionally funny and works with youtube and twich doing reaction videos, but he is really smart and we can learn some stuff while having fun on his channel

@@arielruby13 Clearly. I posted this comment when I first started watching this guy, and knew little about him Yeah, this guy knows a lot of stuff.

People like you (educated people) make me happy to exist.

As someone who has required emergency medical treatment for diabetic ketoacidosis: Yes, all of the Yes.

So that's why

Comments on wrong opinions are great to learn more, thanks for the knowledge!and ironic how it was the person with the (i think it's Yuri from DDLC) profile picture

Get cleaning products that dont mess up the fighty bois is how I manage.

This is why I still have 0.0000001% faith in humanity.

😂😂😂 RU-vid needs to be fixed

They just do that in any video that mentions flat earth. It's there in debunking videos even

@@aozzya1563 the link is there on debunking vids to show the context about what happened and why people think the earth is flat. RU-vid is broken though, they should only paste it on vids that say "DEBUNKING" and "FLAT EARTH" both in the title or vids that say "THE EARTH IS FLAT"

@@anawesomepet Yeah I know I'm just saying that it's not correcting any "misinformation" as James Garlick said

No offense, but this sounds like a “and then everybody in the Starbucks clapped” kind of story.

r/thathappened

Your daughter was insanely smart

"encyclopedias and never kids books" You know those aren't mutually exclusive, right?

In all seriousness though, I don't think people give kids enough credit. When I was a kid I was very curious and remember reading alot of non-fiction, playing alot of educational games, and even read kid encyclopedias. I see similar understanding and curiosities in my nieces and nephews (heck they know stuff I didn't know at their age). I feel like people underestimate how much children are able to understand and it makes seeing so many places attack schools for teaching pretty much anything considered a tough subject infuriating to me.

Apparently the world isn't a solid object because it disappears when I blink.

My man really just un-learned object permanence

my wife isn't real, she disappears once a month too

Let the moon have it's period in peace, ffs xD

Plot twist: it's now raining gnats and (other) flies.

Or a hurricane hits California but instead of raining it somehow absorbs the fires becoming the final elemental hurricane the “fire-cane” to complement the other elemental hurricanes Sandy (earth since I believe it brought sand with it), Katrina (which obviously is wind since it had strong winds that pushed water into New Orleans), and Isaac (which is water since it barely moved so it kept dumping rain on everything).

Texans:

Australians:

K I L L T H E E I G H T L E G G E R S

I live in India and I have a faint memory of someone saying that they use dead babies to make Pepsi too.. Idk how it spread so much 💀

But it makes sense if nasa is aliens! /s

More like set them on f|re

@@elodieelvira7913 No No...FLAY then burn them.

Or beat the crap out of them.

Yeah mouse. I had to intentionally stop myself from rewinding to look at the username so I didn't go "correct" them online.

there were ideas to drain the Mediterranean sea in the past, thinking it will create much new land and opportunity and ignoring the financial and engineering impossibilities of building such a dam, not knowing that if such a thing ever happened all port cities would be ruined, all new land is useless salt marshes, and the climate would mess up to the point that the once warm coastal waters in southern europe will be as cold as northern US and south canada, as the sahara would spread up from africa

@@Robo-xk4jm Yeah, the Atlantropa idea. I didn't even remember that till you pointed it out.

@@HumanMarine neither did i

Right ice caps melting, but have anyone ever considered that the ocean floor itself gets heated up, causing the water below to expand causing even MORE water levels to rise? It's not just ice that's worrying.

@@Robo-xk4jm Do you by any chance watch Tom Scott videos, or who else digs up these random things?

20 years ago when the argument over stem cell research was topical. I think a lot of people made the assumption that stem cell research would be used for finding cures for diseases, and creating vaccines and such. Then years later find out stem cell research is used to see if the newest artificial flavor is dangerous or not.

I don't think Pepsi does do that, but I wouldn't be surprised if they did. It already tastes like slavery.

@@KarmasAB123 They got busted for doing it in 2010. Got some bad PR from it. I think they stopped using fetal stem cells in 2012.. But I don't really know.

How exactly do they farm all these fetuses? Thousands of fetuses have to be farmed every month to go into the Pepsi...and do they farm them at 1 mm or later? but they are not fresh enough then...omg the US uneducated teens who discover their bodies must be a constant resource....OMG!!!! That is the reason why they don´t educate their children, it´s because they can take the fetuses to produce their Pepsi! I got it! (⊙.⊙(◉̃_᷅◉)⊙.⊙)

I legit saw another comment here talking about how pepsi tastes so good because of the fetuses inside and the person had a Frisk pfp

Relax, it's just neurotypicals. Autistic people are smarter than this.

/remembers reading Dresden Files - Battle Ground /grins I'm cool with that.

All I want to be is the anonymous ensign at a control panel who shouts, "Hull breach, deck 11! Impulse maneuvering offline! Shield emitter, aft dorsal quadrant, down to 25%...Captain, two more just dropped out of warp, portside, weapons cha-" Then, a flash as a point-blank plasma bolt surge causes a violent explosion in those damned explodium panels, and voila, obligatory redshirt deyeetistration.

Yer a muggle, harry

@@reecefish8476 And then Hagrid turns to _Dudley._ Harry: "No. Oh no. Nooo!"

The whole point of having everyone be created equal is that anyone can become the protagonist at any time.

Moon doesn't exist /j

@@linuswulff03 bro, the moon exists lol the only thing that doesn't exist is the sun, that's actually just the red glow of mars reaching earth, the sun doesn't actually exist

If mars is considered a cold planet then how does it burn my skin.

@@jockeyfield1954 what? no! mars isnt real, its all propaganda, the sun is a lamp. grow up.

Are you all joking?

YOU ARE EVERYWHERE

Food for everyone

@@littleRedHead007 BWAHAHAHAHA!!! **Ahem** yes

No wonder ants keep getting inside our house. There's 3 million of them.....

Oh noo….

so it's a drivethrough for having children?

@@amogusinsuster9560 basiclly- they would offer stuff to the godess of fertility and then they would do "childmaking" infront of the statue,

@@PUKPRIESTS. so baby dealership

I’m doing a project on Malta’s economy, what is it like to live there? From the information I’ve gathered so far, it sounds pretty cool!

@@sarastimpson2766 its a really simple life in malta, and we have lots of unique recipies and clothing styles! Our national bird is the robin, and our national dog is the rabbit hunting dog! I hope this helped for you're project! :)

I do

How does it feel to loose your heterosexuality to click

theory: adam is the editor and click was proposedly making em fell weird

I actually felt happy

Oh shit you were talking about the start of the video! My mind jumped to Adam from the Bible… and record of ragnarok.

Isn't this also the reason why men have nipples? Women have them for obvious reason, but it's essentially useless on men, we just have them because we start off like you said.

@@Rogeryoo "but it's essentially useless on men" it means you're not creative enough 👀

Also to add to this animals that can switch genders such as some species of frog stay female until they need to switch to male

@@FunnyParadox 😏😏😏

Fun fact: cis men can successfully breastfeed

My family once says:science first then praying god is the last resort

@@kingmystery8425 agreed

Every Priest Has Ma Sign But Lies To Honor Unicorns. Belly B. Proves 4 Corners. Your dirty lying teachers use only the midnight to midnight 1 day (ignoring 3 other days) Time to not foul (already wrong) marshmallow time.

Still bullshit, but at least it's not anti-vax bullshit

Yes

I think it is sounds like one of the stories from northern mythology with the icewalls and giants. only missing that we live under the world tree and the giants live under the ground with the wall closing the entrance to it.

Also sounds like they’ve been playing a lot of Diablo 3.

@@MrKilleralien The dream sounds like a Marvel fan's fanfic about Jotunheim as a fix-it sequel to the Thor movies, more like. We sure they just didn't take some drugs after watching Thor Ragnarok or something?

I'm convinced Pepsi Maxx is made from babies, how else can we explain the amazing taste and no calories?! That's right, you can't. Check mate atheist. Only with the glory of Satan can such wonders become reality!

@@Nerobyrne go back to Facebook Susan!

@@Nerobyrne *BACK TO FACEBOOK YOU GO*

That's because humans are NORMAL types, like EEVEE, thus, we need certain elementally enhanced stones to evolve properly.

It takes millions of years of not generations and is kinda random

Imagine if it was though.

@@NoxLunarwing hell yeah I want to become vaporeon

Now I want it to be like Pokémon. Suddenly eerie sound fills the air and the cocoons before your eyes start glowing rapidly expanding and the brightness blinds you before it evolves into a butterfly still glittering with evolutions slime. Yes, I quite like this creepy way of metamorphoses. XD

Uber Human

alternatively you can eat those body parts from people to avoid eating those foods

The carrots/vision thing was British wartime propaganda. It was an attempt to get people to eat carrots, there was a war on, food was scarce, and carrots were easy to grow at home, and telling people your pilots can see in the dark to shoot down the enemy, because they eat lots of carrots, was better than saying our pilots can see in the dark to shoot down the enemy because we’ve invented a secret, and fancy, new radar system.

@@andysutcliffe3915 Huh, you learn something new everyday

*Bang bang* Immune system: "looks like I'm going to need some armor piercing rounds for this" *Bang bang* Immune system: "alright, looks like I'm going to need some bigger guns" *Pulls out a fucking basuka*

I think you just found the explanation American antivaxxers need to accept vaccination.

Hhehehee

@@Merrsharr No, you gave them alternative ideas to having guns surgically implanted in them. That's all we need... Cletus going up to a doctor with a .38 special. "Coul' ya pu' this in me, doc? I wanna make sure my e-muune system can whoop the virus. How many bullets a week should I swallow to make sure they be okay?"

@@JulianCommodus You know, this just might work. Could we have a rumor going around that vaccines are made of super miniaturized guns and ammo?

In other words, edutainment.

You don't have to be a furry to laugh at furry memes, and he seems to only know the details that are commonly seen in a ton of those memes, and the rest of the stuff that he knows seems to be what gets spammed at him in the comments when he says he doesn't understand something so ye, I don't think he's a furry lol. But he's also totally a furry, its a great meme.

@@Maximum_777 also the Click "I want land sharks" lol it's satire I love the Click and his furry and not furry content and as for me I only have 6 fursuits so I'm not a furry either.... I think

@@FjrnVR ye probably, your only a real furry once you can recognize artists from their art, laugh when you see knotted rope, AND know a lot about the culture, but you can never be sure so yeah.

Didn’t he admit he was one on the last video?

@@turtie7736 never admit! never forget! He always enjoys all the furries and wants one for a pet!

It is very fustruating, sometimes I feel like it is sature but mkst of the time not

It's always the cringe zealots trying to make us look like jackasses.....

The funniest part is they do it on the internet and if all of it is real then the internet was most likely an idea of belphegor the demon of sloth so yea they trying to convert people by embarrassing their own community on a device that was probably made by a demon

It's just the prideful ones who harden their hearts to the possibility of being wrong. It's why pride is such a severe sin, they've chosen to act like Lucifer while twisting God's word to justify it; they act like they're all-knowing while using the few lines of scripture they know to defend it. God is a God of knowledge. Seek knowledge to better yourself and have a meek heart and an open mind that way you may traverse the path back to God. Be willing to be wrong, even if it undoes everything you believe in, cause the truth will stand for itself.

@@rmt3589 yup and lot forgot the part about being humble is that you can admit when your wrong or don't have the answers.

That is why babies had to wait to get their birth certificate because they could die really quick

And don't get me started about the fatality rate of childbirth. People complain about today being a horrible time period, but humans (in some parts of the world) have never been better off. Also I really like your pfp (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)

@Waltzin' Matilda Yeah exactly. Different disorders and diseases became more prevalent, because people don't just straight up die from them, anymore, and with some that aren't directly life-threatening, they are being studied now and the knowledge about them becomes more available, as opposed to parents just hiding away or abandoning the child that was born with them. Also the average lifespan from a few hundred years ago isn't thirty-fourty because people didn't live longer than that, it's because there were so freaking many infant and child deaths. It's actually pretty grim to read history about how, for example, it was typical to name at least some of your children with the same name, because it was to be expected some of them wouldn't grow into adulthood...

I was just talking to my grandparents about the reason for overpopulation was is not because too many kids today, it's because the older generation had many kids to make sure some would survive, but then suddenly they all did and they all lived longer. They then told me about how their parents and grandparents had lots of sibling that died between age 0 to 5.

I find it hilarious that these people think seizures weren't a thing before vaccines? Like, what? Read a book maybe?

yes

I have to send this to my gay friend Adam

I’m pretty sure most of us just ran with it. ‘Yep! Australia is not real! You caught us!’

It took them a while to react though because of standing on their heads.

@@stevemack7110 Communications just got delayed by a few days thanks to time zones, and having to translate it from uɐᴉlɐɹʇsn∀ lɐuoᴉʇᴉpɐɹ┴

Atleast we Germans have still our non existent city with aliens, Jfk and Elvis

The Finland one is funnier imo

Yet another time when i hope yt adds reactions... You deserve a whole lot more than a mere "like". :-)

@@irrelevant_noob They should bring back the star system

But if god wanted us to fly he would have given us wings

@@kenbohl2176 He did. Everyone kept flying into each other, whining and crying that the other was at fault, so God said, "Okay, I'm taking away the wings until you numbskulls can actually operate on two legs on the ground. When you master that, you can have your wings back." We still don't have wings. That should tell us something.

Also as someone pointed out elsewhere: that is also how sound works. Someone goes brrrrrr, someone's ears catch that brrrrr. Here's a cool fact though to make up for being a month late: the Satyrini butterflies have a specialized wing vein that captures sound waves at a similar enough register to humans that they can hear us speak and reacted to the scientists observing them and talking. Most insects, if they have hearing, don't hear on frequencies that us humans use.

I've never seen/heard the term 'kleptothermy' but I now have a new favorite term

“They”? Are you an alien?

Mammals can use fluid from the mammary glands to share chemical energy with offspring or other willing participants.

This incredible phenomenon is actually heavily researched by hyper specialized scientists known as "fanfic authors"

AS someone WHO reacts badly to Gluten, I feel the comparison IS legit!

I personally think this vision sounds suspiciously like game of thrones

@@adrianadamsson6757 or Attack on Titan.

Oh hey, I'm currently questioning my faith too...

@@alcherion5268 we atheists are more accepting, so don't worry if you lose your faith

@@nathanjereb9944 I mean, my family would most likely kick me out or something if I say anything like that.

Someone should've pointed out: • Cell phones • Computers • Airplanes • GPS • Skyscrapers • _Indoor Plumbing_ • _Indoor toilets_ • Automobiles, trucks , trains… • TV, radio The list goes on… I really wish that anyone proclaiming science-denying crap would instantly loss all access to all technology that requires the science they're attacking.

Sounds pretty smart to me.

However, you have to admit the ancient Mesoamerican Ball Game (with the court at Chichen Itza being the Madison Square Garden of its time) was a pretty boss sport/ritual that easily tops all today's athletic ventures for pure hype. Basketball as redefined by MK's Shao Khan and animism religion, where multi-season/multi-million contracts give way to simply keeping your head firmly attached to your body. Managing hip, thigh, and butt strains, sprains, and deep bruising without the help of keyhole surgery, Shaq's IcyHot, and nutritional advisors, but bloodletting, ayahuasca, and (perhaps) poppy juice. And, sadly, no chance of starring in your own WB/Looney Tunes crossover motion picture and immortalized in its masses of merch. Actually, I'd adore seeing how they would script and blend "anything goes" toon logic and physics with the ritual brutality of playing the MBG. "Space Jam 3: Toltecnical Foul", or "Play in the Incan Paint", "LoonAztec Llamajama"..."Oh! Mayan! Goodness!"?

I mean... with how a lot of people are today, the ancient people were a lot smarter

Not to mention "lived hundreds of years". Like babe, they were lucky to hit 40, shut your trap

Not are, can BE, they are Not a Monolith! Some are some are Not Just as with Humans and you still let a doc treat you, dont you?

That's deep.

@@stevemack7110 litteraly

When life gives you simulats, make simulatade.

F

@@ifriedasign194 F

@@bigmac69iiu71 F

@@starwolfcyberlight4546 F

is that really what he says at the end,, every single time i never hear coherent words 😭 and i’m also proud to be a laser

Also sounds like Attack on Titan. Maybe. Idk.

That's exactly what came to mind!

Exactly 😂😂

Ok so I wasn’t the only one!!!

@@ashlyntarasova7545 exactly what I was about to say.