The Earth is Growing: A Thought-Provoking Theory

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The discussion revolves around a video presenting a scientific theory that appears valid at first glance but raises concerns due to the historical discrediting of many scientific concepts over the past century. Participants express skepticism about the theory's validity, with one participant categorically dismissing it as nonsense. The conversation highlights the challenges of evaluating new scientific ideas in light of established knowledge and the importance of critical thinking in scientific discourse.
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Hey everyone,
This is my first post but I've been lurking for a while. Anyway, I came across this video and wanted to hear some opinions on it. I did a quick search and nothing came up so sorry if this is a re-post.




IMO, the theory seems valid on the surface. Of course, there are a few problems with it(like everything in science over the past 100 years being discredited). Any thoughts?
 
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It is nonsense.
 

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