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| Keywords: ditrh billions science ditrhbillionsscience nothing vacuum planet mph nuclear complex apes fish dinosaurs religion flatearth memes flat dome firmament yinyang bible truth flatearth.online sun moon curve curvature nocurve nothingvacuumplanetmphnuclearcomplexapesfishdinosaursreligionflatearthmemesflatdomefirmamentyinyangbibletruthflatearthonlinesunmooncurvecurvaturenocurve text Science is a religion. Fourteen billions years ago there was nothing, and it exploded into all we see. After a bunch of stuff happened, none of which we have math for yet, planets and galaxies coalesced in their infinite (but also expanding) vacuum - then our lucky planet formed in the perfect goldilocks position while furiously spinning on a tilted axis at 1,000mph around a giant blazing ball of gas billions of years old itself flying at 67,000mph through out galaxy that's going 500 million mph into nothingness. Earth was just chilling and spinning there for a while before suddenly out of nowhere, with math we don't have yet, inert matter turned into single-celled organisms which for no apparent reason just divided, reorganized, and self-replicated, becoming complex melticellular life that then morphed slowly into fish and - fast forward while our nuclear furnace sun stays perfectly stable heating us just right from 97 million miles away - big simple dinosaurs appear, then apes, who then turned into tiny smart people. All by accident, on random spinning rock moving in multiple directions at once and at incredible speeds. All this we believe as we sit here, perfectly still. That's science! But asking Where's the rest of Antarctica is ridiculous? FlatEarth meme collected by A.J. Wilson of iPressThis at FlatEarth.Online, made by others. Credit to DITRH.com #FlatEarth Science is a religion. Fourteen billions years ago there was nothing, and it exploded into all we see. After a bunch of stuff happened, none of which we have math for yet, planets and galaxies coalesced in their infinite (but also expanding) vacuum - then our lucky planet formed in the perfect goldilocks position while furiously spinning on a tilted axis at 1,000mph around a giant blazing ball of gas billions of years old itself flying at 67,000mph through out galaxy that's going 500 million mph into nothingness. Earth was just chilling and spinning there for a while before suddenly out of nowhere, with math we don't have yet, inert matter turned into single-celled organisms which for no apparent reason just divided, reorganized, and self-replicated, becoming complex melticellular life that then morphed slowly into fish and - fast forward while our nuclear furnace sun stays perfectly stable heating us just right from 97 million miles away - big simple dinosaurs appear, then apes, who then turned into tiny smart people. All by accident, on random spinning rock moving in multiple directions at once and at incredible speeds. All this we believe as we sit here, perfectly still. That's science! But asking Where's the rest of Antarctica is ridiculous? FlatEarth meme collected by A.J. Wilson of iPressThis at FlatEarth.Online, made by others. Credit to DITRH.com #FlatEarth | ||||
