From Mike Norton-Griffiths
MNG5@compuserve.com
This is clear evidence in support of the theory of continental drip.
Initially all land lies at the North Pole, which is therefore up, as we all
know. Then the land slowly drips down, which is why all continents are
pear-shaped with little driplets at the bottom (like Sri Lanka and
Madagascar).
When all the land has dripped to the bottom, north becomes south (thus
explaining the periodic shifts in magnetic poles as well) and it all drips back
again.
