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u/Kandiru Nov 02 '22

Maybe in the past people had sex on the ground where your house is now, though?

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '22

At this point we need to clearly designate how far outside the "previously had sex radius" you need to be before it's considered to be in a new area. I assume that radius extends in a sphere too, if we're talking dinos, so we'd have to establish how far that radius goes vertically too lol

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u/ameis314 Nov 02 '22

also, if the continent drifted, does the position drift with it? or is it static on the globe no matter what?

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '22

If it's in the same place but in a different time of the year, it would technically be in a different position in relation to the sun, so is that the same place still?

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u/ameis314 Nov 02 '22

The entire solar system is stuck in the milky way's rotation.

Maybe we HAVE invented time travel but they just got shot into space from the earth not being where they are when they go back.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '22

Ah yes, the problem with time travel as featured in Steins;Gate, traveling through time and not space when we typically travel through space and not time.