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Then it's a good thing I was asking Cozumel, who does care and believes it to be significant, instead of someone who doesn't care.
by dalke 10y ago
Then it's a good thing I was asking Cozumel, who does care and believes it to be significant, instead of someone who doesn't care.
- sandworm101 10y agoYou put them up to illustrate the consequences of a change to the planet-naming rule. I dismiss those consequences as irrelevant to the issue given how our culture is already so accepting of similar situation ... just in simpler words.
- dalke 10y agoI was certainly not trying to do as you proposed. I put them up there to illustrate that the views stated by Cozumel were contradictory, and to give Cozumel a chance to re-think the validity of the proposed tin foil scenario. If Cozumel believes Pluto is really #9, then why does Cozumel not think that Ceres is a planet, making Pluto #10, which is the foretold doomsday planet X = Nibiru? Or if Cozumel prefers the fringe views of Sitchin's twelfth planet, then why don't Makemake and the other dwarf planets count while Pluto, according to Cozumel, does?