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in reply to @dog's post:
What really confuses me is the image shows (well, tries to show) the Oceanic Pole of Inaccessibility - the farthest point on Earth from land, and therefore the number one place countries point their decommissioned satellites at (don't worry; there's no oceanic life there, either) - but the coordinates point to some random point in the ocean due south of Jakarta. This isn't even a matter of them flipping a sign on one of the coordinates; the actual point is at 48°52.6′S 123°23.6′W.
Maybe this comes from an alternate system with a different coordinate system... how deep does this go
Well, whatever this is about, it's surly worth my time and money. Have at me, sponsored post!
I got this ad and have been reading this guy's website and he seems to believe that a very powerful space object blasted through the earth and broke up Pangaea. He also details calling NOAA on the phone to tell them about the biblical Noah and how his daughters were Neanderthals