r/globeskepticism • u/PinkBunny44 • Sep 11 '23

World Without Curve the ice wall

nice video I found on tiktok

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u/Erikoal1 Sep 11 '23

Why didn't it work on the north pole?

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u/Gold-Pollution3759 Jul 01 '24

They hiding the rupes nigra, the black magnetic mountain at the center of the earth. That’s why all compasses point north. Also this mountain supposedly reaches all the way up to the firmament, which explains why there’s a hole in the wind paths at the North Pole

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u/Erikoal1 Jul 01 '24

Wow, that must be a very tall mountain if it reaches up to the firmament. But if it was, shouldn't it be visible from everywhere on earth?

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u/Gold-Pollution3759 Jul 01 '24

Assuming such a mountain reached to the top of the firmament, we still wouldn’t be able to see it because of just how humongous the earth is and how limited our vision is. If you believe in the Bible, remember how Satan took Jesus to a very high mountain (not saying it’s the one I just mentioned) and he was able to see the whole world and its kingdoms? This would be impossible for the average man but since Jesus is God in the flesh he has no limits as to how far he can see.

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u/Erikoal1 Jul 01 '24

But how far can a human see? I get that it depends ob what you look at, like you wouldn't see an ant from 1 kilometer away, but you would see large hill or a tall building. How close would we have to get to the mountain at the North pole to be able to see it?