Comments by "Si Ga" (@user-qd4td7yb8e) on "Casual Earth" channel.

  1. I do.
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  2.  @Tugela60  That's what I said, captain obvious. I described Hawaii as "Polynesian" meaning they were first. The Spanish were the first foreigners, not the first as natives.
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  3.  @blakespower  I lived in Miami most of my life. The sea level never rose. "In 5 years" they always say.
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  4. Spaniards discovered Polynesian Hawaii first, not the British, ad proven in "The British empire was NOT the biggest."
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  5.  @Eloraurora  I've recreated the world several times to play in Age of Empires, so I did a lot of research of every region for correct topography, climate, animal occurrence, plant types.... My best map took 5 months from painstaking detail work, and its vast size.
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  6.  @Eloraurora  I know you were trying to teach. No condescension from you.
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  7. God is great. Creation is amazing. This thick forest area was one of the obstacles keeping the Incan Empire from the Aztec.
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  8. There was never an ice age. That's atheist dogma. See "Neanderthals are a lie, millions of years dates are lies, and there never was an ice age ."
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  9. Science has limits but you sound like a troll.
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  10.  @Tugela60  What surrounding regions? Other Polynesians? Splitting hairs. I'm Eurocentric because I'm European although I value the Holy Land more than Europe which makes me Asia centric. I worship an Asian called Jesus. Nothing wrong with my focuses, you anti-European. Spaniards were the first non-natives to discover Hawaii. You liberals seek to be offended where there is no offense.
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  11. The Bible taught PANGAEA before atheists did, as SCINTILLAM DEI proved in the kangaroos video. Who else taught it in antiquity?
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  12. ​​ @casualearth-dandavis I knew a North Carolinian who told me North Carolina was part of the Caribbean. I laughed so much, and he was offended. While Bermuda far to the north is associated with pirates, it is not a Caribbean area either.
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  13. Or the Galilee.
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