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> I just figured it'd be nice to have a single relatively short place to address the most common myths about tidal-locked planets, and particularly their climat
by verisimi 3y ago
> I just figured it'd be nice to have a single relatively short place to address the most common myths about tidal-locked planets, and particularly their climate, for easy reference.
Well that's nice and all, but this sort of explanation is hard to take! How can one verify that whatever-it-is about tidally locked planets, is not also a myth?
Sure, these might be better set of guesses and assumptions, but it still cannot debunk myths.
To see what I mean, I can debunk the idea that the gods live on top of Mount Olympus by climbing the mountain and checking. I can't check any of these potentially valid deductions. In fact, he could make the exact opposite points, and I would have no idea. None of us would.
- s1artibartfast 3y agoIf someone trusted the old speculative models, they can choose to update to the new speculative models. If someone doesn't want to update their myth/model, who cares? Consensus and alignment don't matter. Even if you're wrong and you know it, there's no reason that should stop you from writing fiction the way you want.