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> (but modern Karens sometimes use "round" for the earth and moon instead) 1. Isn't the full moon visibly a circle? What made it flat? 2. There are many conce
by rovolo 5y ago
> (but modern Karens sometimes use "round" for the earth and moon instead)
1. Isn't the full moon visibly a circle? What made it flat?
2. There are many concepts for "earth". Are you referring to soil, the ground, the landscape, or the entire world?
Thanks for the list of classes, it was interesting to read
- packet_nerd 5y agoThe moon doesn't visibly have bulk or mass like a ball, house, or mountain does. And I was referring to earth as the entire world. Edit: But the landscape, fields, meadows, districts, states, countries, and continents are all still flat. Edit 2: Now that I think about it, I should have used "spherical" to describe that category rather than "round."