Eric Dubay points to Captain Cook as a viable reference for flat earth Antarctica because he travelled 60,000 miles around Antarctica consistent with flat earth. But, aside from the fact that I don't like Dubay because he a) banned me from his IFERS forum after my first post without explanation and b) he has a robotic monotone voice impossible to listen to -- aside from those points-- he doesn't provide a map of what HE thinks Cook's circumnavigation journey consisted of. As anyone can see from the mixed up mess of a route map below, Cook's voyages are not conclusive on the face of it. It turns out Cooks voyages are a rabbit hole if you dare drill down on them like I did before giving up because I have a job and do this crap in my spare time-- my dwindling spare time since my property taxes are inexplicably doubling along with the price of eggs. If I could encourage God to damn anything, I'd have him damn the increasing price of eggs and property tax. But I digress don't I. As usual. On beer. (The beer is talking).
So Eric-- you first-time-forum-poster-banner-monotone-speaker-- I ask you-- where is the 60,000 mile route you think Cook sailed? Is it the green line? The blue line? The red line? Another line? You see- I think Captain Cook was a drunken sailor, given the above route. Is there any map published that explains the route, graphically with little balloons like in the comic books? No. Why not? You would think that in a world where we have the internet and computers, that someone could do that. Nope. I'd love to see a movie or read a book that details the decisions made on board Cook's ship as they navigated their way around the world as seen above. I think it might resemble a Monty Python skit.
