Flat Earther spends $20,000 on DIY experiment that accidentally proved the planet is ROUND
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The accounts are nonsense. No CGI during the Apollo days (hard to do something when the technology is not yet in existence). No "admittedly fake." What would you know about any of this, that you can look down on my 40 years in the industry that accomplished it? You certainly don't know "every fucking thing." You don't even know the facts of the Apollo program.
With unerring precision, I have found that the key signature of a failed argument is the recourse to scorn and insults.
I'm not interested in or impressed by "mysterious deaths," which you do not enumerate. What is a mystery to you may be "none of your business" to the family involved. Spare me the paranoid fantasies.
The land mass sizes are not changing. That would raise hell with air travel, and it obviously is not doing so. The land mass size where I live is not changing. None of my friends around the world are announcing any such problem. You are dreaming, pal.
So, the only people who know anything are already dead? Then how do you know they knew anything? (If they told you, you would be dead, too.) You don't even appreciate the absurdity.
The rest is just scurrilous insult and ranting. Really? Is that all you can say for yourself?
You win the argument because he insulted you? You are offensively ignorant and arrogant. Two miserable traits
No, he stops arguing when he turns to insulting. That's on him. I'm not ignorant pal, and I am aware of that. I guess you don't like it. Too bad.
I know flat earth cultists claim to be open minded, but it seems at odds with how any time a subject matter expert in navigation, sailing, aviation, or other jobs tied to moving around the earth and sky...
All of a sudden we don't trust what people experienced because it doesn't line up with preconceived notions.