"conspiracy" confusion

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"conspiracy" confusion
« on: November 06, 2010, 07:36:05 PM »
I have a few problems  with the "WHY?" aspect of FE. I'm no physics major, and I even suck at math, but I have a few questions that need to be answered.

Is that payout really that great? Is it worth it? I mean, millions must be "in" on this secret. Every map maker, every astro-scientist, every important goverment higher-up, every single person in Antartica who has seen the end of the earth. All around the world. Now, I've heard something a long time ago here about it having to do with NASA, but can the amount left over after making fake technology and fake satelites and those fake shuttles and that really well produced 70s movie, would there be enough to payoff everybody? I'll admit with so many people in on a secret if one person leaked it nobody would listen, but something like this shouldn't have been able to last for centuries, it sounds like a rather poorly implimented plan. And if that NASA theory is the official position as I think I remember it being- why does this conspiracy go back much longer than NASA? TL;DR: Whats the point of keeping flat earth a secret?

Is space research real? The inventions its lead to?
Whose in charge of this? The illuminati? The Knights Templar?  Freemasons? The NWO? A zombie Guy Fawkes?
Which other conspiracies are real? Just this one? If the shadow goverment is hiding this dosen't it lead to thoughts that they must be hiding more? Reptoids maybe?

This is one non-science problem that I don't think is answered on this site. You all probably are viewing this on a computer you own in a shelter that offers you  at least some comofrt and luxury. i'd go as far as to assume most FEers are happyily middle class. Maybe I'm just especcially apathetic, but if this is true, and there is an enormious campaign to hide the turth going on, whats it really matter? Does it really effect you in the slightest? I hear that it's believed NASA uses the conspiracy to hoard tax dollars, but how much of our taxes are going to NASA anymore anyway? Isn't it like 60% defense and then a lot of local shit like education? Is it an ethical issue? Do you really feel the need to be some knight of truth? I find this aspect simply kind of interesting.

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General Disarray

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Re: "conspiracy" confusion
« Reply #1 on: November 06, 2010, 07:51:22 PM »
Supposedly the motive of the conspiracy is money, but every intelligent analysis of the costs required to run such a conspiracy say that it would most likely not be able to turn much if any profit.

After all, they have only the budget of the various space agencies to work with and have to pay bribes,fake scientific data, and manage their day-to-day operatons, among other things.
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Re: "conspiracy" confusion
« Reply #2 on: November 06, 2010, 07:57:33 PM »
Supposedly the motive of the conspiracy is money, but every intelligent analysis of the costs required to run such a conspiracy say that it would most likely not be able to turn much if any profit.

After all, they have only the budget of the various space agencies to work with and have to pay bribes,fake scientific data, and manage their day-to-day operatons, among other things.
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Re: "conspiracy" confusion
« Reply #3 on: November 06, 2010, 07:58:26 PM »
1. Ask for money for space missions.
2. Fake missions.
3. ???
4. PROFIT!

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Re: "conspiracy" confusion
« Reply #4 on: November 06, 2010, 08:45:10 PM »
Has anyone actually looked at the declining funding for sciences in the world. Every leading civilisation in history has also been the most technologically advanced; Egyptians, Romans, Great Britan, US...
I don't see how the conspiricy is motivated by money or profit when govenrment funding for sciences has droped so much?
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Re: "conspiracy" confusion
« Reply #5 on: November 06, 2010, 10:15:58 PM »
Supposedly the motive of the conspiracy is money, but every intelligent analysis of the costs required to run such a conspiracy say that it would most likely not be able to turn much if any profit.

After all, they have only the budget of the various space agencies to work with and have to pay bribes,fake scientific data, and manage their day-to-day operatons, among other things.

Even if it IS money... one of, if not TONS of those people would have publicly outed it by now, WITH PROOF, not this BS website full of nutjobs.

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Re: "conspiracy" confusion
« Reply #6 on: November 07, 2010, 03:03:49 PM »
The Flat Earth General forum is more suited to Conspiracy related topics. While people often revert to the Conspiracy to explain their lack of evidence, directly arguing about the existence of the Conspiracy does not add to the Debate board.
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Re: "conspiracy" confusion
« Reply #7 on: November 07, 2010, 03:05:10 PM »
Supposedly the motive of the conspiracy is money, but every intelligent analysis of the costs required to run such a conspiracy say that it would most likely not be able to turn much if any profit.

After all, they have only the budget of the various space agencies to work with and have to pay bribes,fake scientific data, and manage their day-to-day operatons, among other things.

Even if it IS money... one of, if not TONS of those people would have publicly outed it by now, WITH PROOF, not this BS website full of nutjobs.

Duh. 100% containment with the number of people (and the budget) required to make the conspiracy work would be completely impossible.
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