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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Having a Brain Blank... Trust traditional compass, yes or no?
« on: August 08, 2023, 12:54:24 PM »
You're missing the point, which is that exploration of the Arctic (Sea) is not allowed. Why? All expeditions to the Arctic (Sea) are small expeditions to specific points through predetermined routes, which are all approved by government beforehand. Meaning that there is no actual exploration of that area. I want to know what's here:
Supposedly it's just a bunch of ice there and water below the ice, but I don't buy it. Why has the ice been replaced with CGI water on Google Earth?
This is total crap. Who is this "government"? The World Government? The arctic can be approached directly by air, or seasonally on foot/sled/cat, from Russia, United States, Canada, Greenland and Norway, or just go by boat from the surrounding oceans. There is no land, just open sea and ice under no nation's jurisdiction. The expeditions are small because of the dangers from extreme weather, difficult (ice) terrain and presence of predators (unless that is also denied). These expeditions are closely controlled so that visitors don't fall through the ice, get eaten by polar bears or succumb to the weather but, if you want to mount your own expedition, just go for it. Frankly, the only group of individuals who would find it insurmountable are the Amish.
Or just take a flight from Helsinki to Tokyo, and look out the window.