>>17197100

>>17197100

>Pyramid used true north.

We've agreed on that.

>So they would have pointed to one point, and "named it true north"

The named it something. I don't speak the language. They determined a point to be the intersection of the axis of rotation and the surface of the Earth and recognized its significance.

>even though the real true north (which is really a LIE north or a Lying North) is trying to visit tahiti for a vacation. Magnetic north is however close the first magnet is

Sorry. Anon has not yet had the pots.

>>17197100

>>17197100

Yeah, I live in Illinois and Directly across the street from me is a Church/polling place. I sat on my porch and watched (Small amount) of people going to vote yesterday. My wife and I decided against the 30 second walk to vote. IDGAF how fucked this state is, we aint voting until they fix the 2020 election.