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If they're going to that much trouble to rig planes with chemicals to do whatever the weirdos think they do then why not design them to not leave chem trails in the first place?
Really makes you think.
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Matt LeTissier takes on the internet on 14:29 - Apr 22 with 1651 views
My top annoying conspiracy theory currently is moon landing denial. They've really come out of the woodwork lately following the Artemis mission. Every social post about that mission has depressing numbers of comments calling it fake, saying they are actors, calling anyone who believes a word from NASA 'sheep' - always with a laughing emoji like it's all a big joke.
I can almost understand the doubts about the moon landing itself, I may have flirted with this at one point as a younger man, before learning the explanations behind the doubts. But many of them have progressed from simple moon-deniers to full on 'all space is fake' mode. Something about the word 'firmament' in the Bible which for some reason they interpret to mean it's impossible to get into space, and the Earth is flat. I have some bible knowledge, and nowhere does it say the Earth is flat or space cannot be explored. So even on their religious terms, it's baffling.
I know it's futile to argue with them, they just drop their nonsense and run, ignoring that everything they come up with has been well rebutted. They have no interest in actually thinking about it or assessing the evidence, and yet I can't help myself getting involved. Hard to know how many are just on a wind up, or laying bait for engagements sake, or genuinely believe their garbage. In all cases they are oxygen thieving morons.
Matt LeTissier takes on the internet on 14:39 - Apr 22 by baxterbasics
Ugh.
My top annoying conspiracy theory currently is moon landing denial. They've really come out of the woodwork lately following the Artemis mission. Every social post about that mission has depressing numbers of comments calling it fake, saying they are actors, calling anyone who believes a word from NASA 'sheep' - always with a laughing emoji like it's all a big joke.
I can almost understand the doubts about the moon landing itself, I may have flirted with this at one point as a younger man, before learning the explanations behind the doubts. But many of them have progressed from simple moon-deniers to full on 'all space is fake' mode. Something about the word 'firmament' in the Bible which for some reason they interpret to mean it's impossible to get into space, and the Earth is flat. I have some bible knowledge, and nowhere does it say the Earth is flat or space cannot be explored. So even on their religious terms, it's baffling.
I know it's futile to argue with them, they just drop their nonsense and run, ignoring that everything they come up with has been well rebutted. They have no interest in actually thinking about it or assessing the evidence, and yet I can't help myself getting involved. Hard to know how many are just on a wind up, or laying bait for engagements sake, or genuinely believe their garbage. In all cases they are oxygen thieving morons.
I'm one of the people who was blamed for getting Paul Cook sacked. PM for the full post.
Matt LeTissier takes on the internet on 14:39 - Apr 22 by baxterbasics
Ugh.
My top annoying conspiracy theory currently is moon landing denial. They've really come out of the woodwork lately following the Artemis mission. Every social post about that mission has depressing numbers of comments calling it fake, saying they are actors, calling anyone who believes a word from NASA 'sheep' - always with a laughing emoji like it's all a big joke.
I can almost understand the doubts about the moon landing itself, I may have flirted with this at one point as a younger man, before learning the explanations behind the doubts. But many of them have progressed from simple moon-deniers to full on 'all space is fake' mode. Something about the word 'firmament' in the Bible which for some reason they interpret to mean it's impossible to get into space, and the Earth is flat. I have some bible knowledge, and nowhere does it say the Earth is flat or space cannot be explored. So even on their religious terms, it's baffling.
I know it's futile to argue with them, they just drop their nonsense and run, ignoring that everything they come up with has been well rebutted. They have no interest in actually thinking about it or assessing the evidence, and yet I can't help myself getting involved. Hard to know how many are just on a wind up, or laying bait for engagements sake, or genuinely believe their garbage. In all cases they are oxygen thieving morons.
I used to work with someone who was convinced the moon landings were faked. He was, other than regarding this, a perfectly sensible and intelligent person, but for some reason could not get past this. Not that he was obsessed with it or anything, as many deniers can be, but if it came up in conversation for whatever reason, he would mention it. I'm fairly sure he wasn't on the wind up. Just baffling.
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Matt LeTissier takes on the internet on 15:01 - Apr 22 with 1457 views
Matt LeTissier takes on the internet on 14:57 - Apr 22 by iamatractorboy
I used to work with someone who was convinced the moon landings were faked. He was, other than regarding this, a perfectly sensible and intelligent person, but for some reason could not get past this. Not that he was obsessed with it or anything, as many deniers can be, but if it came up in conversation for whatever reason, he would mention it. I'm fairly sure he wasn't on the wind up. Just baffling.
Following the recent death of Felix Baumgartner I found myself on YouTube to rewatch his record breaking freefall from the upper stratosphere. Sure enough comments everywhere saying it was AI (in 2012? Really?) and that because he was in 'space' there shouldn't have been any gravity to allow him to fall. FFS.
Matt LeTissier takes on the internet on 14:39 - Apr 22 by baxterbasics
Ugh.
My top annoying conspiracy theory currently is moon landing denial. They've really come out of the woodwork lately following the Artemis mission. Every social post about that mission has depressing numbers of comments calling it fake, saying they are actors, calling anyone who believes a word from NASA 'sheep' - always with a laughing emoji like it's all a big joke.
I can almost understand the doubts about the moon landing itself, I may have flirted with this at one point as a younger man, before learning the explanations behind the doubts. But many of them have progressed from simple moon-deniers to full on 'all space is fake' mode. Something about the word 'firmament' in the Bible which for some reason they interpret to mean it's impossible to get into space, and the Earth is flat. I have some bible knowledge, and nowhere does it say the Earth is flat or space cannot be explored. So even on their religious terms, it's baffling.
I know it's futile to argue with them, they just drop their nonsense and run, ignoring that everything they come up with has been well rebutted. They have no interest in actually thinking about it or assessing the evidence, and yet I can't help myself getting involved. Hard to know how many are just on a wind up, or laying bait for engagements sake, or genuinely believe their garbage. In all cases they are oxygen thieving morons.
Send 'em to Buzz Aldrin.
He may be 96 now, but suspect he could still give them a good chinning.
Matt LeTissier takes on the internet on 14:19 - Apr 22 by Axeldalai_lama
If they're going to that much trouble to rig planes with chemicals to do whatever the weirdos think they do then why not design them to not leave chem trails in the first place?
Really makes you think.
The Reptilian overlords want to marinade us all in Dreadful Chemicals for reasons we don't yet fully understand. It's to do with climate modification, like increasing the rainfall in mid Wales or something.
So evil Corporations and complicit Governments are forcing airlines to spray this stuff out the back of airliners as they pass overhead....
I did try to point out to my rabbit-hole dwelling mate that tells me all this guff Mid Wales is plenty wet already, and asked what was the overall grand plan
Answers came there,,,,, none
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Matt LeTissier takes on the internet on 17:48 - Apr 22 with 813 views
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