How we got to the moon...
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But we didn’t get to the moon...
If you believe everything you see on tv, you may be beyond help :(
It is far dumber to trust the television, and to believe that the moon is a giant rock floating in the sky that never falls. The moon is not a rock, nor is it made of cheese. It can’t be landed upon.
If you want to understand why i say, and how i have concluded, these “stupid” things - please join us on flatearthresearch to discuss it!
You didn’t, you mentioned your belief in something that only ever happened on tv [screens].
I’m not a “flathead”, but i do like talking about facts and science! What i shared with you was a fact; we didn’t go to the moon. But i understand why you have difficulty recognizing that as true, and respect that (as a lone “fact”) you don’t currently see any reason to accept that fact.
But don’t you see that that is the whole problem i’m criticizing?! If you believe what you see on the screens - in pictures, in videos, even in books - you will end up believing all manner of fictional nonsense. That’s why you think we went to the moon!
I am a flat earth researcher, not a flat earther (the latter of which is primarily a psyop, and not a real group anyway). My position is not that the world is flat, or that there is a giant ice wall surrounding it, or even that it has an edge at all (it might not!). My position is that the world is not spherical the way we have been taught, and that that is not a scientifically sound suggestion for its shape (it would violate natural laws).
However, this is a little off topic to the current one. The moon doesn’t have any inherent relevance to the shape of the earth, and the fact that “going to the moon” was a tv special feature of a cold war psyop to distract from very real (and serially unaddressed) civil rights/iniquity in society also has nothing to do with the shape of the earth.
In any case, i don’t want to convince (i.e. manipulate) you or anyone. I’m interested in the collaborative pursuit of truth (validated fact will suffice!) through earnest research and rational discourse. One reason i share my perspectives is to subject them to criticism in the hopes of refinement. If i am wrong, i should like to know it - and know how i can validate that knowledge! How about you?
Or youtube, we are in complete agreement!
I should have clarified, “tv”’s are screens. If you believe everything you see on the screens, you may be beyond help.
I hope you agree!