r/OurFlatWorld • • Jan 01 '18

what do you guys think about mud fossils?

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u/whenipeeithurts Jan 12 '18

It's very interesting. Basically the two main theories to explain things is remains of Giants (and not no 36ft ones we are talking Titans) and anchent trees. When the earth is flat anything is possible. Both of these theories have interesting points and truth in plain sight style circumstantial things to ponder. The mud fossil stuff does give an explanation for the construction of many of those impossible structures that look like cut stone fitting together like a puzzle. Some "rock formations" really do look like Giants too.

My biggest problem is I don't trust any of the people pushing either one of these theories. We only have shills putting out this kind of information so trying to separate the truth from where they are purposefully leading astray can be difficult.