eye exaggerate
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Where is the entrance to earth?
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justugh
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no inner earth ......it is really magma ......i 100% disagree what the core is....... it is more logical to think of it of as a mix of all the heavy elements on the planet then just iron (half think it is part nuke mats that is one of the reason still going after all this time )......if the plant cools completely the magnetic field that protects us would be gone and solar winds could really mess us up badly.....think mars as is now
as for access to the cave networks in the crust .......your best bet is Denver airport (just look it up about the construction) .......something big is going on there
dashcues
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eye exaggerate
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Denver is a bit of a symbolic trip, that's for sure
eye exaggerate
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Crazy sht, isn't it?
eye exaggerate
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That'd be another way, yes. I suppose I could have asked "where is/was your entrance to the earth?".
Either way, that's a pretty sacred place
Cyrus420
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I came to this earth via my mother's vagina.That'd be another way, yes. I suppose I could have asked "where is/was your entrance to the earth?".
Either way, that's a pretty sacred place
eye exaggerate
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And that is precisely why I didn't pose the question as "what was your entrance...", kind of personal
Cyrus420
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So what do you mean by the "entrance to earth?"And that is precisely why I didn't pose the question as "what was your entrance...", kind of personal
eye exaggerate
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Exactly what you said, minus the personal stuff. Anyway, I am pointing to the fact that it really is a sacred place. We all get our start there, in a couple of different ways. *the womb, to be specific.