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Originally Posted by tis
That's interesting because we have a buoy by our house that was maybe 75 feet closer to shore when we first lived here in 1984. A couple of weeks ago MP came in to do some repairs and I told him it had moved over the years and there were no rocks where it is. He informed me that they do it by GPS so it was correct. Of course back in the day who used GPS?
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And this is a perfect example of what is going on around us.
The marker is in the right place because GPS says so, and submerged rocks are of no concern so long as they can match up the marker with the GPS coordinates.
There is clearly something wrong when the electronics and the marker align and thus are correct and it is the rock that is in the wrong place,,,
How do you fix that perspective.
Oh, I know, make everyone wear rubber boots, face masks, ear & nose plugs and keep out all visitors and make residents move away and your problem is solved.
We are living in odd times, sure hope we all survive this.
