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well as you all know that sometimes there are shipwrecks and lots other ocean disasters

so in that way when sailors are sailing or transporting goods to another countries and there is a shipwreck of course the goods will all be shattered.

so i don know What ca be done to STOP this but if all earthling work together no against each other the earth will be a better place for YOU and your children and grand children so YOU HAVE TO START WORKING TOGETHER WITH THE EARTH MEMBER AND SEE WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN I THE FUTURE. ALSO ENCOURAGE YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILIES TO DO THE SAME AND YOU WILL LIVE IN A BETTER PLACE THAN YOU ARE RIGHT NOW, "CAUSE RIGHT NOW THE EARTH IS JUST TOTAL CRAO

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and I'd love to make this world a better place but can work alone

so can you help me

LETS WORK TOGETHER

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Q: How did wind and ocean currents affect navigation during the voyage of the European explorers and the Columbus?
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