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But do you realise that the research you present here is not actually evidence? It is a link to a historian's opinion. It would be like reading a quote from t
by verisimi 3y ago
But do you realise that the research you present here is not actually evidence? It is a link to a historian's opinion. It would be like reading a quote from the guardian about how Bulstrode is presenting remarkable research.
Meta analysis such as this, based on hearsay rather than personal verification and assessment of the actual evidence, is assuredly not the way to get to the truth of the matter.
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- jncfhnb 3y agoSeems like a fairly intuitive claim though.
- verisimi 3y agoThe idea of a flat earth is also a fairly intuitive claim too, as none of us experience any of the sphere earth attributes - we don't see a curve, experience the spin, etc. Intuition without evidence is really just a story.
- jncfhnb 3y agoCan’t say I agree that the earth being flat seems nearly as intuitive as monks, being the only literate faction at the time and place, were the only ones to record the written history of their time and place.