Question: if there is one man standing on the North Pole, and another man standing on the South Pole, and both men jump at the exact same time, do both men go “UP” when they jump? - Conspiracies

Question: if there is one man standing on the North Pole, and another man standing on the South Pole, and both men jump at the exact same time, do both men go “UP” when they jump? (media.conspiracies.win)

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– freedomlogic 1 point 1 year ago +1 / -0

Consider a precession is something like 26,000 years, yeah it would make sense.

But the north star has not always been polaris though.

https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/technology/2009/04/07/polaris-wasnt-always-north-star/61434466007/

I think its funny that we only know about the last 4-5000 years of history, barely, and just because the climate has been nice so far, we think it has always been so.

Many geologists and other scientists will tell you that earth is nowhere peaceful as we are led to believe.

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