It's not perfect, it's just that the discrepancy is hard for the naked eye to measure
this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2023
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So our eyes just happen to be flawed enough to not make it out.
/s
Our brains just happen to be flawed enough to make up big sky friends.
I mean there literally was an annular (moon smaller than sun) eclipse just a few weeks ago going through the US, with plenty of images in media.
That's false if you look directly at it you can clearly see the difference
Human is anus is the perfect size to fit a raccoon.... evolution my ass.
Evolution of my ass.
Ftfy
The moon’s orbit is slowly drifting away from Earth. It just so happens that we exist at (almost) the perfect point in time for the moon and sun to appear the same size in our sky.
Some people will see this as evidence of an intelligent design.
What if instead, this coincidence was in part responsible for our development as a species?
How.