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waltdogg wrote:maps are fuckin' tight.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h7yGMPVkyM[/youtube]

Sparrow, I believe all of the things you own were things I used to own. Clearly they have been stolen. Please return them to me at:

1800 Mainly St
Unit 69
Cityville, North Shpakota 01354

They were never yours, your memory of them just changed.

They were actually mine, but not the me you know from this reality.
I was able to perform a paradigm-exchange with my equivalent here and send him back to my reality.
He'll be happier there.
Cortisol acts like Serotonin where I'm from.

I feel like these are the sort of people who get very upset when Agloe, New York situations happen.

Sparrow wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-jymxTRAWs[/youtube]

this is not fake. many people notice this .. without checking the internet/youtube/google first.
you start "researching" after it hits you.

I find this absolutely fucking hilarious. Because I was a major MAJOR geography dork when I was a little kid (the 80s). I knew the shape, size, capital, top 5-10 largest cities and approximate total population of every single country on earth by the age of 8 or so. I still remember 90% of that info, although we've added a good two dozen new countries since then.

This guy is just geographically ignorant, but he'd rather believe that we're shifting dimensions instead of accept how ignorant he is (or was). I don't blame him, most of the USA is INSANEly ignorant of geography, to such a degree that it's absolutely pathetic by the standards of most other people on earth. Americans are brilliant at many things in the STEM fields, but we are absolutely awful at geography. But I do blame him for not acknowledging his ignorance, and choosing instead to leap to insane hypotheses and conclusions to explain how wrong he is about how big some countries are, and where he thought some countries/landmasses were located on the globe. And also for understanding how much the Mercator projection distorts distances when looking at a map.

Just take a deep breath Chief and walk away. I've been down that road.

It leads to nowhere but anger and Agloe.

snipelfritz wrote:Just take a deep breath Chief and walk away. I've been down that road.

It leads to nowhere but anger and Agloe.

I'm willing to let them be hilarious wrong about things I don't care about, like the name of cartoon bears or movie quotes, but geography is my fucking wheelhouse, yo!

and I care about cartoon bears, ok!

Don't act like you're the only one being hurt by this. BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT! YOU'RE NOT!!!

But seriously, the guy in that video said "A lot of people don't remember Mongolia" and then insisted it was smaller and coastal. Not only do i personally remember from childhood knowing Mongolia was the largest landlocked country in Asia, but also Genghis Khan? The Mongol Horde? The Great Wall Of China? There is a much easier explanation than "we're in a new reality" and it sounds more like "Americans are relatively ignorant about foreign history."

Also, when complaining about the position of Korea he asks if the viewer remembers the Vietnam War? Wrong war, wrong decade. Just admit yr bad at history, it's cool, not everybody is as perfect as me.

stop getting caught up in a person .. a video .. a presentation . do more research on your OWN then please

psychic vampire. wrote:But seriously, the guy in that video said "A lot of people don't remember Mongolia" and then insisted it was smaller and coastal. Not only do i personally remember from childhood knowing Mongolia was the largest landlocked country in Asia, but also Genghis Khan? The Mongol Horde? The Great Wall Of China? There is a much easier explanation than "we're in a new reality" and it sounds more like "Americans are relatively ignorant about foreign history."

Mongolia should be smaller and - looks so fucked now. look into CERN. sacred geometry. and Spiritual Warfare.
south america HAS shifted to the right/east.

So, are you sure you're not spending a little too much time looking into these things? Is it that important to you?

Eivind August wrote:So, are you sure you're not spending a little too much time looking into these things? Is it that important to you?

it's not the changes. the effect .. that are important. it's the Waking Up Humanity part that is important.
it's VERY important to me.

To quote the late great Arthur Hays Sulzberger, "keep an open mind, but not so open that your brains fall out."