Bob Bowman on Hannity and Colmes

69charger wrote:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112384/

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The best Hollywood could do and it looked fake. You know why? Because it WAS.

Humorous, typical, but humorous.

I don't believe in the fake moon landing theory myself. I see how it's possible. But it's just too far fetched. The main argument for the "conspiracy" is that the flag is waving in the wind. Apparently the astronauts thought ahead of time that there is no wind on the moon. They wanted to have the flag sticking out and make it look good. So they rigged a crossbar onto the flag pole. If you look at this photo, you can kind of see it. That doesn't mean that the moon landing is fake. But it does take away any sign of it being fake. Now there is no evidence to support the theory. See, because in critical thinking, you have to look at evidence and try to explain it. With no evidence, there is nothing to explain. here is another photo, again you can see the crossbar. In every photo, it's there. No stars though, I just noticed that, wouldn't you think there would be stars?
Here is a picture of an astronaut in space, and there are no stars. Different mission, and I don't think anyone is disputing space travel. It has to do with photography in space, the camera setting when taking photographs of bright objects in space.

It goes on and on. I mean there is no end to it. Other theories are different, you have evidence, things that support the theory. It makes it more feasable. History has shown that lies and deception happen. We can't totally rule out a fake moon landing. You can never say 100% what happened, we aren't omniscient beings, and to think that we are, is ignorant.

69charger wrote:

Yeah, you can.

Three people rent a room, they initially pay $10 each for the room, totalling $30. The clerk realizes there is a special which he had forgotten about, the room is on for $25. So he gives the bellboy 5 $1 coins to split between the three men. There is no way to split the coins evenly and the men decide to tip the bellboy. The bellboy gives them each back $1 and keeps $2 for himself.

So each of the 3 men has paid $10 minus the $1 they got back. That's $9 each, for a total of $27. The bellboy has $2, so that's $29 total. Where is the other dollar?