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I have yet to see concrete proof that Australia is in fact not a hoax.
Is Australia real?
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Maybe we’ll need some kind if code word in case they get to me.
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How about "didgeridoo"?
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That sounds completely fake. Like no civilized people would ever let such a word pass from their lips. It’s perfect.
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Man, even the words sound made up. Bunyip, kangaroo, wallaby, Aborigine. Australia was obviously invented by the glowniggers of MI6 (glowpikeys?) way back in the day so the crown would have an excuse to execute as many people as they saw fit. Well, you know how lies can snowball. To this day, people believe Australia's a real place...we gotta tell the people man...
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If Australia isn't real, where are all the shitposts coming from?
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Australia is a hallucination, a collective dream, a group delusion caused by the stress of modern living and widespread petrochemical pollution. It does not and has never existed.
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From an epistemological standpoint, it's a difficult question. What would constitute "proof" that Australia is real? If you doubt the existence of Australia, what evidence or arguments would be needed to convince you otherwise?
Most of the arguments for Australia's existence are either arguments from authority ("Wikipedia says Australia exists"), arguments from popularity ("what are you, stupid, everyone knows Australia exists"), circumstantial inferences based on incredulity ("if Australia was a hoax, so many people would have to be in on it, that someone would inevitably blow the whistle"), or anecdotal evidence ("I've been there, trust me"). All of these arguments are riddled with problems and are probably things you've already considered, and rejected, so...
Yeah, I dunno, is Australia a hoax? If I was to tell you no, what criteria would I have to satisfy in order to convince you it's a real place?
Most of the arguments for Australia's existence are either arguments from authority ("Wikipedia says Australia exists"), arguments from popularity ("what are you, stupid, everyone knows Australia exists"), circumstantial inferences based on incredulity ("if Australia was a hoax, so many people would have to be in on it, that someone would inevitably blow the whistle"), or anecdotal evidence ("I've been there, trust me"). All of these arguments are riddled with problems and are probably things you've already considered, and rejected, so...
Yeah, I dunno, is Australia a hoax? If I was to tell you no, what criteria would I have to satisfy in order to convince you it's a real place?
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I wonder what they’re hiding... to go so far with such a blatant lie.
New Zealand probably.
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It's a viral marketing stunt for Outback Steakhouse.
Someone thought a steakhouse themed around some strange, exotic land (but one that still has white people) would be a real money maker but they first had to run a long campaign in making people believe there was such a place.
Someone thought a steakhouse themed around some strange, exotic land (but one that still has white people) would be a real money maker but they first had to run a long campaign in making people believe there was such a place.
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I haven't been there or seen it, therefore, it is not real. Just like the American Revolution.
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They almost had me up until they claimed they fought a war against “emus” and lost. That is Chris Chan tier fan fiction.
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Shhh! You'll blow our cover!