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What is Antarctica and why aren’t we allowed to independently explore there without a permit?

219,284 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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𝕏oolery 𝕏omvor 2 Jahren

Kaleb, go crowd fund an expedition! Or reach out to fellow FEer Kyrie Irving to see if he could help raise funds. It's possible for independent expeditions to go to Antarctica. It happens all the time.

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Kaleb The Socratvor 2 Jahren

The permit can cost over 100,000 dollars you wanna send me some cash big guy?

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Modern Warfare with Alex Jonesvor 2 Jahren

Remember that episode of Quantum Leap where he leaped into a Flat-Earther?

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Echo 𝕏vor 2 Jahren

My dude! I am about to bring you into my next vid the US Debt Clock showed Gleason time chart

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MAGAForceBwithUvor 2 Jahren

Internet gold. 😃 Your presentation is always flawless.

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Kaleb The Socratvor 2 Jahren

Thank you friend!

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JoJovor 2 Jahren

Explain the 4 seasons of the year. If the world is flat. Every one would have the same weather. But being round and on a slight off Axle that make our 4 seasons.

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Gross Conductvor 2 Jahren

Sundial

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Kaleb The Socratvor 2 Jahren

Already explained it to you dude. You’re starting to actually annoy me. 😂

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