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Yeah. Has anyone really ever seen this "Australia" in person?

• kazinator 9y ago
  So, connect the dots for me: everything reported against Australia is necessarily as real as Australia itself? Or where are you headed with this?
  • kyle-rb 9y ago
    Well, I'm not opposed to the idea of Australia in general. It's really just some of the fantastical-sounding stuff you hear. Like do you really believe that there exists an island nation founded by British convicts which once lost a war against emus and is home to egg-laying mammals?
    • orthecreedence 9y ago
      I've personally not been there, so I remain skeptical. And if I did go to "Australia" who's to say the plane wouldn't just fly in loops for 6 hours and land outside Las Vegas in an elaborately constructed set made to look like this fabled land of giant spiders and marsupials? Seems the people who believe in Australia are the same ones who would blindly accept that the earth is round...
      • s0rce 9y ago
        You'd also have to fake the stars in the night sky and trick everyone to not notice the timezone didn't change. Probably easier to fake a moon landing.
        • kyle-rb 9y ago
          Technology has come a long way since we faked the last one.
• toomanybeersies 9y ago
  You have me questioning my reality now.