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What is the purpose of moon?

This is your chance semi-literates...fill in your theories.
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PilinisesiofParadise · 36-40, F
Tides, climate change and mark of religious festivals. No need to elaborate because you already know hence why you asked this question.
TexChik · F
@PilinisesiofParadise those are the effects of its gravity ... not its purpose
Unlearn · 41-45, M
@TexChik 🍿
PilinisesiofParadise · 36-40, F
@TexChik
The moon does two main things for the planet Earth. It is the main cause of tides and it also stabilises Earth's rotation.

However, in more technical term. The moon is a body formed by astronomical forces, mainly gravity, It has no ‘purpose.’ though it does have effects (tides, light,etc.) But it’s existence precedes it’s effects.
TexChik · F
@PilinisesiofParadise those are consequences of its existence and proximity to the earth ... not a function . Living things have functions , machines have functions ... a moon does not
PilinisesiofParadise · 36-40, F
@TexChik
I‘m definitely without a doubt a minimalist with respect to purpose, since such an analysis tends to be a precursor to blame. There is also a common misconception that natural things exist for a purpose, ie...Teleology.
Ynotisay · M
@PilinisesiofParadise But that's different than natural things serving a purpose, right?
PilinisesiofParadise · 36-40, F
@Ynotisay
All I know is the moon has influences and effects. These effects see themselves manifested as climatic phenomena of a very wide and still not completely undestood nature. This is a topic I can go on and on about because it’s my field of study.

I’m at work so I can discuss in great detail when I’m at home.
@PilinisesiofParadise
The moon is a great big ball that shine bright in sky at night. 😂