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Originally posted by mlpriorIt is, however, a requirement for not looking like a thorough dingleberry while voicing that opinion.
Research is not required to voice an opinion...
Richard
Originally posted by mikelomAh, those are fakes. But only the versions provided to you by "thoroughly honest" hoax believers. Not the originals, those are real.
So what about the famous pictures of shadows in the wrong places, and a blowing flag?
Originally posted by mlpriorTo have an opinion on a subject/incident, one should know something about that subject/incident.
Ha Ha!
Research is not required to voice an opinion...I'm sure you know that already though.
Originally posted by Shallow BlueThe fact that my opinion is different than your means that I am a dingleberry? You are a presumptuous fellow.
It is, however, a requirement for not looking like a thorough dingleberry while voicing that opinion.
Richard
Originally posted by mlpriorWhat technology do you think would have been required that we did not have at the time?
I base my opinion on my knowledge of engineering, pysics and chemistry. I feel that this background allows me to form a very good opinion on my own and my opinion is that I doubt the technology was in place to carry out a moon landing in 1969 based on my knowledge.
Originally posted by mlpriorSo your knowledge of the technology of the time is such that you believe the United States faked 6 moon landings over a 3 year period and the scientific community of every nation ON EARTH was fooled, and remains fooled to this day, while you know better?
I base my opinion on my knowledge of engineering, pysics and chemistry. I feel that this background allows me to form a very good opinion on my own and my opinion is that I doubt the technology was in place to carry out a moon landing in 1969 based on my knowledge.
Originally posted by mlpriorAt the time of the Apollo missions we had satellites (can't be faked you can literally SEE them go overhead) and radio telescopes capable
I base my opinion on my knowledge of engineering, pysics and chemistry. I feel that this background allows me to form a very good opinion on my own and my opinion is that I doubt the technology was in place to carry out a moon landing in 1969 based on my knowledge.
Originally posted by Sam The ShamYou're the one who asked for people's opinion in the first place, then you jump all over their a*s when you don't like the answer you get? Nice.
So your knowledge of the technology of the time is such that you believe the United States faked 6 moon landings over a 3 year period and the scientific community of every nation ON EARTH was fooled, and remains fooled to this day, while you know better?
This is the problem with moon hoax advocates, regardless of the facts, they think they know better than everyone else.
Originally posted by mlpriorOk, that changes the discussion to
BTW I didn't say I believed it was faked, I said it is possible.
Originally posted by mlpriorNo.
The fact that my opinion is different than your means that I am a dingleberry? You are a presumptuous fellow.
Originally posted by mlpriorTell me what your background in engineering and physics is, also were you even around in 1970? If so, what, 4 years old? I know for a fact there were single board computers back then, I saw them at Goddard Space Flight Center, of course way underpowered compared to a cell phone but they did the job asked of them at the time.
You're the one who asked for people's opinion in the first place, then you jump all over their a*s when you don't like the answer you get? Nice.
You are a waste of time.
BTW I didn't say I believed it was faked, I said it is possible.