The debate of the earth shape
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- A group of philosophers, including Aristotle, Pythagoras, and Plato, are gathered in a courtyard, engaged in a heated argument.
- The scene is set in Ancient Greece. A group of philosophers, including Aristotle, Pythagoras, and Plato, are gathered in a courtyard, engaged in a heated argument.
- (pointing to the ground) The Earth is flat, and it is the center of the universe.
- The scene is set in Ancient Greece. A group of philosophers, including Aristotle, Pythagoras, and Plato, are gathered in a courtyard, engaged in a heated argument.
- (chuckles) Aristotle, you couldn't be more wrong. The Earth is a sphere.
- (leaning forward) I must disagree with both of you. The Earth is a perfect cube.
- The three philosophers continue their debate, with Socrates listening intently in the background.
- (shaking his head) Pythagoras, you're just trying to make things too complicated. If the Earth were a sphere, we would roll off the edge!
- (smiling) Gentlemen, you are both overlooking the obvious. If the Earth were a sphere, it wouldn't fit neatly into the cosmos. A cube is the most logical shape.
- The scene is set in Ancient Greece. A group of philosophers, including Aristotle, Pythagoras, and Plato, are gathered in a courtyard, engaged in a heated argument.
- (raising his voice) Aristotle, you are stuck in your old ways. Look at the shadows of the Earth during a lunar eclipse, and you'll see it's curved
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