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Not trying to be pedantic. The presence of water bodies itself is what defines the current borders of "the land". If you take the water out, aren't you just cr
by ByThyGrace 9y ago
Not trying to be pedantic.
The presence of water bodies itself is what defines the current borders of "the land". If you take the water out, aren't you just creating more land surface?
Which you then have to cover with the water you're taking out. Until it all evens out.