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I learn something new every day. Today I learned that Copernicanism is, in fact, not accepted by everyone, despite having 400+ years of research backing it up. And now I shall post my favorite gif. It makes just as much sense:
I learn something new every day. Today I learned that Copernicanism is, in fact, not accepted by everyone, despite having 400+ years of research backing it up. And now I shall post my favorite gif. It makes just as much sense:
400 years of foolishness in a world 6000 years old is a short time indeed.
And the research does not "back it up".
So read a bit from men of "science" who can show why geocentrism is a valid belief. The math does work for it, and God said it is so. The best evidence against geocentrism - Catholic Community Forum
yeshuasavedme wrote:
The photo of yourself doesn't appear to be of a crazy woman but your statements really appear to be that of a woman who is insane. I'd like to give you the benefit of the doubt but you just keep saying stuff that sounds crazy. I do think that you're sincere but you just keep saying crazy stuff. I need to go to sleep!
Okay, gotta jump in here even though I cannot see (and do not want to see) all that YSM is saying, but I did catch the perpetual student, taxpayer's dime crap she's tossing around the forum.
For her information, I had a very successful career in the sign industry as a graphic designer and project manager for years before I returned to school once my children were older. I returned to pursue my dream avocation--Archaeology. My single mother status did indeed make me eligible for financial aid, i.e.; grants and yes, I definitely accepted them. But I paid taxes into the same system which provided me with the grants during my undergraduate degree for twenty five years prior to my return to school and NEVER took anything back, even during lean times when my children and I could have easily qualified for state aid.
I have taken out student loans as well as applied for and received scholarships. I have also worked full time during summer and part time during the semesters in order to continue to finance my education. Higher education in this country does not come cheaply. I'll be paying off student loans of close to $70,000 by the time I receive my graduate degree. So what of it?
Oh, and I didn't mock YSM's children's education. I mocked the garbage she was force feeding her children in the name of education--we've all seen examples of the "education" her children were receiving.
Hey rifleman--I joined you in adding her to the dustbin. I too am amazed at the fact that I cannot see an entire page of posts! Some people just need more words to say nothing than others.
Maybe she's talking about the Brunhes-Matuyama reversal.
The Brunhes-Matuyama reversal was a geologic event, approximately 780,000 years ago, when the Earth's magnetic field last underwent reversal. The reversal occurred over several thousand years. Many scientists predict that we're due again.
So some videos of a babbling dementia patient are supposed to prove something?
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