Its all a matter of perspective

XD Indeed

It is reassuring to see that you were able to conduct some basic research and find a picture of the FE map to post here.
I will continue to have faith in that maybe you could extend your research capabilities and find the answers to the other questions you posted.

In other words you do not have the answers to a theory you proposed

Let me rephrase the question above. How do you know the FE map I posted is correct?
This follows into the Antarctica continent / Ice wall debate

This post was edited by kai_jph on Oct 9 2017 02:59am

the gleasons FE map is believed to be the most accurate/scaled map btw, not the pic u posted

which is this more or less

https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:7h149v85z

Alex, Gleeson a civil engineer who put the map together lived in 1800's. Which brings the full accuracy into question with today's technology


No matter which map is more accurate the question remains the same
How do you know the map layout and shapes are correct and how where the continents discovered to be that shape and arrangement?
Better yet, what modern confirmation do we have the map is correct with the technology available today?

This post was edited by kai_jph on Oct 9 2017 03:58am

They already knew in 1800!

It proves, the lizards have been here before