T-Rex: I don't understand how people could have seriously thought that the world was flat. Did they have a case of the crazies?

T-Rex: DID THEY??

T-Rex: Because if you accept that the world is a finite plane, then it's got limits, and what's at the edge of those limits? A vertical wall that goes down a few kilometres, and then what? Tree roots? Upside-down land? A place where owls rule the world like they don't even care?

Utahraptor: I'm not convinced that's fair, T-Rex!
T-Rex: Really?

Utahraptor: Yeah! Like, today, we think the universe is roughly spherical and finite. What's at the edge of the universe? A wall? Evil twins? We usually answer with "nothing", but I can see better informed but equally jerky people in the future making fun of us for this.

T-Rex: 〚narrates〛 Utahraptor had made an excellent point. I felt embarrassed, and soon found myself imagining different conversations I could've had instead. It was good times!
〚T-Rex imagines a dialog between Dromiceiomimus and himself〛
Imaginary Dromiceiomimus: Dude I love you!
Imaginary T-Rex: Cool beans