The world is flat.
Discussion
After a discussion on local radio about American schools that may no longer be able to teach the theory of evolution as it may upset christians, a thought stuck me. Obviously this is because some Americans believe that God made the world in 7 days, as is their right to to their beliefs, but is there anyone left out there who still believe the world is flat?
dieseljohn said:
Jaglover said:
The world is a disk, resting on the backs of four elephants, who stand on the back of a giant turtle swimming through space.
Yes, but without looking it up what is the name of the turtle?
Got me there
Enlighten me, without looking it up, to become the Uber Nerd

Jaglover said:
dieseljohn said:
Jaglover said:
The world is a disk, resting on the backs of four elephants, who stand on the back of a giant turtle swimming through space.
Yes, but without looking it up what is the name of the turtle?
Got me there
Enlighten me, without looking it up, to become the Uber Nerd
Oi...
Its Barry...
TheLemming said:
dieseljohn said:
Jaglover said:
The world is a disk, resting on the backs of four elephants, who stand on the back of a giant turtle swimming through space.
Yes, but without looking it up what is the name of the turtle?
The Great A'Tuin?
Oh crap, I was going to say 'Ohm' but I think you are right. I'm a failure as a nerd...

Anyone else read or reading Briefer History of Time?
I am finding it a little dissapointing, as it's objective was to try to simplify things that were incomprehensible in Brief History and Nutshell, but all I am finding is that it is missing those points out and repeating the bits that I understood the first time.
Seems to me that (this thread apart), there may be enough of us interested in cosmology for Ted to set-up a new section!!
I am finding it a little dissapointing, as it's objective was to try to simplify things that were incomprehensible in Brief History and Nutshell, but all I am finding is that it is missing those points out and repeating the bits that I understood the first time.
Seems to me that (this thread apart), there may be enough of us interested in cosmology for Ted to set-up a new section!!
mkgriff said:
I am finding it a little dissapointing, as it's objective was to try to simplify things that were incomprehensible in Brief History and Nutshell, but all I am finding is that it is missing those points out and repeating the bits that I understood the first time.
Found that about Brief History and Nutshell, laboured obvious stuff and skipped over the more abstract elements.
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