In the days of Pangea, some continents were actually a bit smaller, and as time when along and the continents started to drift apart, you actually did see sort of a scaling/stretching effect. This was actually enhanced quite drastically in the 1700s when Britain colonized Australia. On the orders of royal monarchy took their strongest men and distributed them on both east and west coasts, and made ropes 1000s of miles long, and had the men play long games of tug of war. As a result, the land started stretching out, so far out in fact that the continent almost created a bridge between Africa and South America. Unfortunately due to the rebound effect, once they stopped playing tug of war because the kangaroos gnawed on the ropes in the outback breaking their structural integrity, the continents quickly shrank back to even below it’s original size.

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