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It was the 70s 80s where is the actual evidence beside hearsay. And beyond that what's this about making it seem like different people completed different portions of the expedition. That doesn't count for anything the logic fails. By this account alone I do not believe that one singular human has in one steady maneuver across (land and sea only) circumnavigated longitudinally the Earth. Prove me wrong, please don't kick. Some of us still dream. Soldierofrhodes (talk) 06:17, 26 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]