So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #450 on: September 24, 2014, 03:16:25 AM »
Scepti: I can't believe in your disbelief. I teach American History to college students and it is an insult to me and to my institutions (I was educated in two places and work at a third) to say these things.
You teach American history from what was taught to you from the very same books you now use to teach American history. You can only go on that and your very own recent history, observed by you.
If you prefer to learn more stuff, PM me and I can teach you about the Booboo tribe who inhabited the land known today as Europe but was once known as Wooroop back in 261 wbc, which is well before christ. Let me know and I can make it....I mean, I can teach it to you.
Easy isn't it?

 
Not that we HAD to have bombed Japan with nuclear bombs, but we DID.
I don't doubt it was bombed. It just wasn't ATOMIC bombed.

Not that Al Qaeda HAD to send planes to our buildings, but they DID.
You don't know what happened. All you can go on is the news media and the word of mouth of people that believe what they are told.

Get over yourself, man! I suspect that you're not American, so don't have the same sentiments about these things.
You're not the only ones to have the wool pulled over your eyes, it happens to us all, just in different ways.

You're probably overseas (not that there's anything wrong with being a foreigner, but...) babbling on about OUR history.
I don't even know what point you're trying to make here.

So...are you even American?
I think you've already answered your own question.

If you are, you're a lousy one--not a bad person, but a bad historian of OUR recent history. You're probably a nice person but man are you daft!
A bad historian, maybe. It all depends on how it's classed. If you mean not following the history told to us, I'd say, yes I am a bad historian, because I reject quite a lot of it.
Real history can only be best guess by ALL of us, or it can be suppressed by the few.

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #451 on: September 24, 2014, 03:18:58 AM »
I recommend you guys lighten up on scepti.  Personal attacks are the worst way to win a debate.

He was intentionally lying to make a point.  By making a ludicrous claim he puts the validity of my claim in question; anyone can say anything on the internet and present it as fact.  While I assert that my story is true, it could very well be fabricated and that was scepti's intention.

One man's testimony doth not truth bring.

Your uncalled for attack will only likely prevent my counter argument, that millions of claims exist, from being addressed.
At least you get the picture. It's surprising how many can't or won't. I think you have a mind to question things. You would best serve yourself by doing so, I think.

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #452 on: September 24, 2014, 03:35:41 AM »
Yes, of course you are.  It's more than obvious as we've called your bluff numerous times and left you floundering with a lack of any evidence for any/all of your bizarre claims.

Show me proof where you've called my so called bluff, Geoffrey.

According to you, you've travelled all over the entire planet—even Antarctica—and have friends and relatives in nearly every country, and who've witness nearly every man-made disaster in history.
I have travelled Earth not a planet.
Also, if you can bring me up anywhere I have ever said I witnessed these man - made disasters, you have legs to stand on. Off you go then, start looking or don't do what you're accusing me of doing as you cannot prove anything I say is incorrect, you can simply smugly say it is just like I can do, and everyone else.

 
You've also made up a preposterous story about possessing THIRTEEN academic qualifications, but can't provide any evidence to prove even one.  Not even Stephen Hawking claims that many LOL.
I have made up no story about possessing 13 academic qualifications. No need to make stuff up, Geoffrey.
Every single post you make on these forums is simply an imaginative fairy story invented deep in your own mind, and which has absolutely no bearing on the truth or the real world.

Easy to say and extremely hard to physically prove, Geoffrey.
  You've made literally dozens of bizarre claims about your alleged expertise in nearly every endeavour known to mankind, but not once have you ever been able to provide any viable evidence to support any of them.
I provided plenty. Whether you chose to believe any of it was down to yourself.
Your entire, every day life seems to represent one lived in a fantasy world of self-delusion and deception.  You also appear to be suffering from Delusions of Grandeur in that you truly believe that you have greater intellectual capabilities than anybody else on these forums.
Another thing that seems to be ingrained on your mind. You will simply frustrate yourself with your feeble attempts at digging, which will result in your once again, complaining to the mods.

  Plus you never seem to comprehend that time and again, people are taking the piss out of you, and continually laughing at you behind your back.
Geoffrey, Geoffrey. If you were really attempting to take the piss you would have no need to keep complaining to the mods every 10 minutes. Try not to use this ruse, Geoffrey, it actually makes you look rather silly. I don't have to worry about feeling like that as everyone has already made it plain and clear what I am.  ;D
Anyway, please continue to carry on in your own inimitable way; we can all of us do with a good laugh in these times of doom and gloom.
I will carry on searching for the truth. If you gain laughs along the way then great. My guess is you are frustrated due to not being able to handle my input.  ;)

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #453 on: September 24, 2014, 03:38:14 AM »
I recommend you guys lighten up on scepti.  Personal attacks are the worst way to win a debate.

He is a pathological liar and his credibility here is zero. For example, calling him an idiot is not personal attack, it is a compliment.
My credibility is of no consequence to myself on a forum. People who can think for themselves can seriously think about my posts and it may or may not aid in their thinking. I'm well aware that globalites will absolutely reject anything I say and I'm quite happy with that. Maybe one day, some will see the light and start to question stuff.

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #454 on: September 24, 2014, 05:18:52 AM »
I'm well aware that globalites will absolutely reject anything I say and I'm quite happy with that
Everyone rejects what you say, not just the world's 6.5 billion "globalites".  You make wild, often contradictory claims, without ever bothering to provide any supporting evidence.

In other words: you are a bullshitter.
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #455 on: September 24, 2014, 10:20:51 AM »
Scepti: I can't believe in your disbelief. I teach American History to college students and it is an insult to me and to my institutions (I was educated in two places and work at a third) to say these things.
You teach American history from what was taught to you from the very same books you now use to teach American history. You can only go on that and your very own recent history, observed by you.
If you prefer to learn more stuff, PM me and I can teach you about the Booboo tribe who inhabited the land known today as Europe but was once known as Wooroop back in 261 wbc, which is well before christ. Let me know and I can make it....I mean, I can teach it to you.
Easy isn't it?

 
Not that we HAD to have bombed Japan with nuclear bombs, but we DID.
I don't doubt it was bombed. It just wasn't ATOMIC bombed.

Not that Al Qaeda HAD to send planes to our buildings, but they DID.
You don't know what happened. All you can go on is the news media and the word of mouth of people that believe what they are told.

Get over yourself, man! I suspect that you're not American, so don't have the same sentiments about these things.
You're not the only ones to have the wool pulled over your eyes, it happens to us all, just in different ways.

You're probably overseas (not that there's anything wrong with being a foreigner, but...) babbling on about OUR history.
I don't even know what point you're trying to make here.

So...are you even American?
I think you've already answered your own question.

If you are, you're a lousy one--not a bad person, but a bad historian of OUR recent history. You're probably a nice person but man are you daft!
A bad historian, maybe. It all depends on how it's classed. If you mean not following the history told to us, I'd say, yes I am a bad historian, because I reject quite a lot of it.
Real history can only be best guess by ALL of us, or it can be suppressed by the few.

The resources that historians and other experts use are peer-reviewed and there's no way that everyone is in on some conspiracy about round earth, atomic bombs (or lack thereof), Al Qaeda and the twin towers, etc. Experts are often competing with one another for good jobs and if one could disprove the other, it would happen. Why, if round earth is a conspiracy, no serious, credentialed expert challenged it? As for atomic bombs, there's no way that they weren't used in Japan. Why question that??? As for the twin towers, Pentagon and Shanksville, planes commandeered by Al Qaeda operatives were hijacked and targeted key buildings. One could argue that the towers collapsed in a way unnatural for a plane crash in their upper parts, but planes did go into them. And what caused the Pentagon event? Why must you doubt EVERYTHING, Scepti? Is it pathological?
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #456 on: September 24, 2014, 05:00:10 PM »

You've also made up a preposterous story about possessing THIRTEEN academic qualifications, but can't provide any evidence to prove even one.  Not even Stephen Hawking claims that many LOL.

I have made up no story about possessing 13 academic qualifications. No need to make stuff up, Geoffrey.


LOL... poor old sceptimatic's getting confused and/ot forgetting exactly what lies he's told us in the past.   ;D

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Quote from: ausGeoff on September 22, 2014, 08:13:21 AM and then Quote from: sceptimatic on September 22, 2014, 07:40:52 AM...     

Can you tell me then what academic qualifications make you suitable for carrying out this research?  As I said earlier, I'd presume a Masters degree in one of the earth sciences considering you're talking about geophysics?

I have 13 actually. I'll leave it up to you to guess which, or simply call me a  liar.


And I thank you again for the continued LULZ sceptimatic.



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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #457 on: September 24, 2014, 05:02:32 PM »
Didn't he say he never went to school because he didn't want to be spoon fed? So then he became a millionaire inventor.
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #458 on: September 25, 2014, 05:24:25 AM »
Scepti for mod! :)
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #459 on: September 25, 2014, 06:29:20 AM »
How does this conversation have anything to do with Buzz Aldrin being brainwashed? 

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #460 on: September 25, 2014, 07:13:52 AM »
How does this conversation have anything to do with Buzz Aldrin being brainwashed?
You are about 22 pages too late for this.
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #461 on: September 25, 2014, 07:21:43 AM »
How does this conversation have anything to do with Buzz Aldrin being brainwashed?
You are about 22 pages too late for this.

Incorrect.  Only 10 pages in total. 

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #462 on: September 25, 2014, 10:24:43 AM »
jroa is always late for the party...

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #463 on: September 25, 2014, 11:45:07 AM »
And he drank all the booze he was supposed to bring on the way there...

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #464 on: September 26, 2014, 11:08:44 AM »
How does this conversation have anything to do with Buzz Aldrin being brainwashed?


Commenting on sceptimatic's alleged scientific qualifications is relevant in deciding whether or not his acceptance that Buzz Aldrin is a "brainwashed", senile, old man is valid or not.

He repeatedly uses his claim of academic qualifications as a sort of appeal to authority, so it's important that he validates those qualifications if he intends to increase the power of his arguments, and/or refute those of the round earthers.

So far, sceptimatic has never posted any evidence confirming that he's got 13 qualifications—of any sort; in fact he's previously told us he rejected formal education because he considered it all to be lies, and he didn't want to be "spoon fed" the misinformation that all round earthers had been.  In effect, he's claiming to be self-taught.  Now he's claiming the contrary, which either means he's totally self-deluded, or a blatant liar.

My opinion for some time now is that he's simply a very persistent troll, who undoubtedly gets a lot of pleasure out of posting unanswerable questions and positing totally ridiculous pseudo-scientific mechanisms, forces and physical effects.  His "denpressure" was worthy of an Academy Award LOL.


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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #465 on: September 26, 2014, 01:13:34 PM »
How does this conversation have anything to do with Buzz Aldrin being brainwashed?


Commenting on sceptimatic's alleged scientific qualifications is relevant in deciding whether or not his acceptance that Buzz Aldrin is a "brainwashed", senile, old man is valid or not.
Only if he's citing any of those qualifications as evidence to support his argument.  He isn't.
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #466 on: September 26, 2014, 01:56:12 PM »
Only if he's citing any of those qualifications as evidence to support his argument.  He isn't.


If you check back through the forums, you'll find that sceptimatic consistently refers to his alleged academic status and vocation as a research scientist.

Claiming academic superiority—but without viable evidence to support that implication—is worthless from my point of view.  Any accredited scientist posting on a forum will be more than happy to state his credentials if asked to do so.  Why would they hide them?

Incidentally, sceptimatic hasn't technically "cited" his purported academic qualifications—he's only made vague suggestions as to their existence.  And until he does cite them formally, I'm calling his bluff and claiming he's lying.




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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #467 on: September 26, 2014, 04:15:01 PM »
Only if he's citing any of those qualifications as evidence to support his argument.  He isn't.


If you check back through the forums, you'll find that sceptimatic consistently refers to his alleged academic status and vocation as a research scientist.

Claiming academic superiority—but without viable evidence to support that implication—is worthless from my point of view.  Any accredited scientist posting on a forum will be more than happy to state his credentials if asked to do so.  Why would they hide them?

Incidentally, sceptimatic hasn't technically "cited" his purported academic qualifications—he's only made vague suggestions as to their existence.  And until he does cite them formally, I'm calling his bluff and claiming he's lying.

Yeah, he (and I can't picture a "she") bothers me too. No one is THAT "skeptical" without a gig. He must be pulling our legs.

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #468 on: September 26, 2014, 07:41:59 PM »
Only if he's citing any of those qualifications as evidence to support his argument.  He isn't.


If you check back through the forums, you'll find that sceptimatic consistently refers to his alleged academic status and vocation as a research scientist.

Claiming academic superiority—but without viable evidence to support that implication—is worthless from my point of view.  Any accredited scientist posting on a forum will be more than happy to state his credentials if asked to do so.  Why would they hide them?

Incidentally, sceptimatic hasn't technically "cited" his purported academic qualifications—he's only made vague suggestions as to their existence.  And until he does cite them formally, I'm calling his bluff and claiming he's lying.

Yeah, he (and I can't picture a "she") bothers me too. No one is THAT "skeptical" without a gig. He must be pulling our legs.

Or, more than likely, one of his own other bodily organs.  But we won't go there LOL.


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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #469 on: September 27, 2014, 06:38:19 AM »
Only if he's citing any of those qualifications as evidence to support his argument.  He isn't.


If you check back through the forums, you'll find that sceptimatic consistently refers to his alleged academic status and vocation as a research scientist.

Claiming academic superiority—but without viable evidence to support that implication—is worthless from my point of view.  Any accredited scientist posting on a forum will be more than happy to state his credentials if asked to do so.  Why would they hide them?

Incidentally, sceptimatic hasn't technically "cited" his purported academic qualifications—he's only made vague suggestions as to their existence.  And until he does cite them formally, I'm calling his bluff and claiming he's lying.

Yeah, he (and I can't picture a "she") bothers me too. No one is THAT "skeptical" without a gig. He must be pulling our legs.

Or, more than likely, one of his own other bodily organs.  But we won't go there LOL.

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #470 on: September 27, 2014, 07:33:09 AM »
As well as figuring out whether Buzz went to the moon or not with the science and technology of that time, it's also much more clearer to note his body language and the body language of those who also were purported to have been.

This isn't a case of globe v flat Earth arguments among ourselves, it's literally about using your own perceptive mind and actually applying simple logic to the situation.

Simply arguing for Aldrin's case for no other reason than to keep the space exploit ruse alive is pointless if it's been done by simple unconditional acceptance that he did what we were told he did, as well as others.

I'm quite sure that most, if not all of you have watched the body language of people, even friends and acquaintances, then walked away with a pretty good idea that they are telling you the truth or basically spinning lies.

Buzz Aldrin shows; time and time again that he's having extreme difficulty keeping his part in shenanigans at bay. It shows on his face and in his speech, plus his body language as a whole.
All three of those so called astronauts, Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins, when displayed to the media in those days, showed a variation of all kinds of emotions, from guilt to fear, to shame and duress, etc.
Armstrong showed the greatest emotions, followed by Aldrin, then Collins, in that order.

Although this does not constitute absolute concrete proof, let me explain something.
If these 3 people were being questioned for a big crime and acted the way they did, they would be kept in custody for the maximum length of time for questioning further -plus, they would be under surveillance if they were allowed to go.

It's fine that people argue the case for it happening, but it's not telling the whole story, whatever that real story is.

It can be argued in a number of ways by people. It can be argued that they show emotion because they are hiding the fact that aliens were on the moon, or they saw structures on the moon, or any other pile of absolute bull shit, and the issue is about who is sensible, logical, clear minded or gullible enough to take any story as is said.

My guess is, if you put any so called astronaut under a controlled lie detector test, fully tested by sceptics as well as so called scientists, my guess is, the lie detectors would not only show up lies but they would overload and blow up due to the severity of them.  ;D

It's easy to go along with all kinds of brainwashing techniques as well, from hypnosis to LSD or some other mind altering drug to make them believe they did what they tell us they did.
The rabbit hole is probably very deep where this stuff is concerned and all we can do is guess. Nobody can factually state it happened or not, because the simple truth is, none of us can physically prove anything. All we can do is use a logical mind.
The problem with this is, people are different and arrogant, who believe their mind is logical, yet can come to totally different conclusions. There's also logical liars that can make absurdities appear logical to the gullible who actually believe they are logical.

It's like a game of chess in it's latter stages where checkmate looks unlikely for either side and stalemate offers a better outcome, yet both sides still believe that the other will make the error and allow the winning move to take place.
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #471 on: September 27, 2014, 09:23:34 AM »
As well as figuring out whether Buzz went to the moon or not with the science and technology of that time, it's also much more clearer to note his body language and the body language of those who also were purported to have been.

This isn't a case of globe v flat Earth arguments among ourselves, it's literally about using your own perceptive mind and actually applying simple logic to the situation.

Simply arguing for Aldrin's case for no other reason than to keep the space exploit ruse alive is pointless if it's been done by simple unconditional acceptance that he did what we were told he did, as well as others.

I'm quite sure that most, if not all of you have watched the body language of people, even friends and acquaintances, then walked away with a pretty good idea that they are telling you the truth or basically spinning lies.

Buzz Aldrin shows; time and time again that he's having extreme difficulty keeping his part in shenanigans at bay. It shows on his face and in his speech, plus his body language as a whole.
All three of those so called astronauts, Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins, when displayed to the media in those days, showed a variation of all kinds of emotions, from guilt to fear, to shame and duress, etc.
Armstrong showed the greatest emotions, followed by Aldrin, then Collins, in that order.

Although this does not constitute absolute concrete proof, let me explain something.
If these 3 people were being questioned for a big crime and acted the way they did, they would be kept in custody for the maximum length of time for questioning further -plus, they would be under surveillance if they were allowed to go.

It's fine that people argue the case for it happening, but it's not telling the whole story, whatever that real story is.

It can be argued in a number of ways by people. It can be argued that they show emotion because they are hiding the fact that aliens were on the moon, or they saw structures on the moon, or any other pile of absolute bull shit, and the issue is about who is sensible, logical, clear minded or gullible enough to take any story as is said.

My guess is, if you put any so called astronaut under a controlled lie detector test, fully tested by sceptics as well as so called scientists, my guess is, the lie detectors would not only show up lies but they would overload and blow up due to the severity of them.  ;D

It's easy to go along with all kinds of brainwashing techniques as well, from hypnosis to LSD or some other mind altering drug to make them believe they did what they tell us they did.
The rabbit hole is probably very deep where this stuff is concerned and all we can do is guess. Nobody can factually state it happened or not, because the simple truth is, none of us can physically prove anything. All we can do is use a logical mind.
The problem with this is, people are different and arrogant, who believe their mind is logical, yet can come to totally different conclusions. There's also logical liars that can make absurdities appear logical to the gullible who actually believe they are logical.

It's like a game of chess in it's latter stages where checkmate looks unlikely for either side and stalemate offers a better outcome, yet both sides still believe that the other will make the error and allow the winning move to take place.

Statements like this make me wish I was a god, and I could just take all the conspiracy theorists, AA believers and crackpots and shove their faces DEEP into the truth and just make them look at it for all eternity.
Additionally, we cannot entirely rule out the nefarious effects of demons, spirits, gnomes, and wizards on our society's ability to comprehend our flat earth as it really is. 

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #472 on: September 27, 2014, 09:35:56 AM »
As well as figuring out whether Buzz went to the moon or not with the science and technology of that time, it's also much more clearer to note his body language and the body language of those who also were purported to have been.

This isn't a case of globe v flat Earth arguments among ourselves, it's literally about using your own perceptive mind and actually applying simple logic to the situation.

Simply arguing for Aldrin's case for no other reason than to keep the space exploit ruse alive is pointless if it's been done by simple unconditional acceptance that he did what we were told he did, as well as others.

I'm quite sure that most, if not all of you have watched the body language of people, even friends and acquaintances, then walked away with a pretty good idea that they are telling you the truth or basically spinning lies.

Buzz Aldrin shows; time and time again that he's having extreme difficulty keeping his part in shenanigans at bay. It shows on his face and in his speech, plus his body language as a whole.
All three of those so called astronauts, Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins, when displayed to the media in those days, showed a variation of all kinds of emotions, from guilt to fear, to shame and duress, etc.
Armstrong showed the greatest emotions, followed by Aldrin, then Collins, in that order.

Although this does not constitute absolute concrete proof, let me explain something.
If these 3 people were being questioned for a big crime and acted the way they did, they would be kept in custody for the maximum length of time for questioning further -plus, they would be under surveillance if they were allowed to go.

It's fine that people argue the case for it happening, but it's not telling the whole story, whatever that real story is.

It can be argued in a number of ways by people. It can be argued that they show emotion because they are hiding the fact that aliens were on the moon, or they saw structures on the moon, or any other pile of absolute bull shit, and the issue is about who is sensible, logical, clear minded or gullible enough to take any story as is said.

My guess is, if you put any so called astronaut under a controlled lie detector test, fully tested by sceptics as well as so called scientists, my guess is, the lie detectors would not only show up lies but they would overload and blow up due to the severity of them.  ;D

It's easy to go along with all kinds of brainwashing techniques as well, from hypnosis to LSD or some other mind altering drug to make them believe they did what they tell us they did.
The rabbit hole is probably very deep where this stuff is concerned and all we can do is guess. Nobody can factually state it happened or not, because the simple truth is, none of us can physically prove anything. All we can do is use a logical mind.
The problem with this is, people are different and arrogant, who believe their mind is logical, yet can come to totally different conclusions. There's also logical liars that can make absurdities appear logical to the gullible who actually believe they are logical.

It's like a game of chess in it's latter stages where checkmate looks unlikely for either side and stalemate offers a better outcome, yet both sides still believe that the other will make the error and allow the winning move to take place.

Statements like this make me wish I was a god, and I could just take all the conspiracy theorists, AA believers and crackpots and shove their faces DEEP into the truth and just make them look at it for all eternity.
I wouldn't be a conspiracy theorist if people told the truth. Anyway, maybe you can help me with the truth. What evidence do you have that Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon?

Let me try and make this easier.
What I mean is, evidence that is not media controlled or by books.

Here's an instance.  A God exists to some people but in reality it's all based on faith to those who have not seen a God and only have churches or books/bibles and word of mouth that a God exists.

Now, if you can prove to me that Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon and even that God exists, I will seriously change my stance...as long as I'm satisfied with your evidence.
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #473 on: September 27, 2014, 09:52:32 AM »
As well as figuring out whether Buzz went to the moon or not with the science and technology of that time, it's also much more clearer to note his body language and the body language of those who also were purported to have been.

This isn't a case of globe v flat Earth arguments among ourselves, it's literally about using your own perceptive mind and actually applying simple logic to the situation.

Simply arguing for Aldrin's case for no other reason than to keep the space exploit ruse alive is pointless if it's been done by simple unconditional acceptance that he did what we were told he did, as well as others.

I'm quite sure that most, if not all of you have watched the body language of people, even friends and acquaintances, then walked away with a pretty good idea that they are telling you the truth or basically spinning lies.

Buzz Aldrin shows; time and time again that he's having extreme difficulty keeping his part in shenanigans at bay. It shows on his face and in his speech, plus his body language as a whole.
All three of those so called astronauts, Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins, when displayed to the media in those days, showed a variation of all kinds of emotions, from guilt to fear, to shame and duress, etc.
Armstrong showed the greatest emotions, followed by Aldrin, then Collins, in that order.

Although this does not constitute absolute concrete proof, let me explain something.
If these 3 people were being questioned for a big crime and acted the way they did, they would be kept in custody for the maximum length of time for questioning further -plus, they would be under surveillance if they were allowed to go.

It's fine that people argue the case for it happening, but it's not telling the whole story, whatever that real story is.

It can be argued in a number of ways by people. It can be argued that they show emotion because they are hiding the fact that aliens were on the moon, or they saw structures on the moon, or any other pile of absolute bull shit, and the issue is about who is sensible, logical, clear minded or gullible enough to take any story as is said.

My guess is, if you put any so called astronaut under a controlled lie detector test, fully tested by sceptics as well as so called scientists, my guess is, the lie detectors would not only show up lies but they would overload and blow up due to the severity of them.  ;D

It's easy to go along with all kinds of brainwashing techniques as well, from hypnosis to LSD or some other mind altering drug to make them believe they did what they tell us they did.
The rabbit hole is probably very deep where this stuff is concerned and all we can do is guess. Nobody can factually state it happened or not, because the simple truth is, none of us can physically prove anything. All we can do is use a logical mind.
The problem with this is, people are different and arrogant, who believe their mind is logical, yet can come to totally different conclusions. There's also logical liars that can make absurdities appear logical to the gullible who actually believe they are logical.

It's like a game of chess in it's latter stages where checkmate looks unlikely for either side and stalemate offers a better outcome, yet both sides still believe that the other will make the error and allow the winning move to take place.

Statements like this make me wish I was a god, and I could just take all the conspiracy theorists, AA believers and crackpots and shove their faces DEEP into the truth and just make them look at it for all eternity.
I wouldn't be a conspiracy theorist if people told the truth. Anyway, maybe you can help me with the truth. What evidence do you have that Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon?

Let me try and make this easier.
What I mean is, evidence that is not media controlled or by books.

Here's an instance.  A God exists to some people but in reality it's all based on faith to those who have not seen a God and only have churches or books/bibles and word of mouth that a God exists.

Now, if you can prove to me that Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon and even that God exists, I will seriously change my stance...as long as I'm satisfied with your evidence.

Skepti, you'll never be satisfied because I think that your "gig" is to be skeptical for the sake of being skeptical because you're bored or something. Whatever you're skeptical about, except God, there's abundant proof to the contrary. The reason I exclude God from the burden of proof is that it is a matter of faith and personal experience. No one can "show" you God unless you are ready to "see" God but ultimately it's a matter of faith. No, I haven't seen the round earth personally, but the burden of proof is sufficient for me to believe that it is round. In fact, the current, mainstream model is the best we've got and no conspiracy theorist can dismantle that or space travel since it's been proven time and again enough for the average person like me. Sorry, scepti, but you're just spinning your wheels. I mean, an ice dome over a flat earth??? Why should I ever believe that in this day and age? And all that trouble going into space and it turns out to be a fraud??? It's easier to believe that it happened than that it's a conspiracy. Don't you understand, Scepti, that your gig is over? Now, other FE'ers are humbler and try to build their case because they're Biblical fundamentalists or zetecisists or want to experience "science" first hand--that is, going only by what they see. They don't spout elaborate conspiracy theories for stuff beyond RE and space (though conspiracy theories about those are annoying enough). Also, this acceleration of the earth proposed by FE...what in the heck is that and why in the heck should I believe it??? I mean come ON!
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #474 on: September 27, 2014, 12:13:51 PM »
As well as figuring out whether Buzz went to the moon or not with the science and technology of that time, it's also much more clearer to note his body language and the body language of those who also were purported to have been.
No, body language is a terrible way to tell if someone is telling the truth, even if you're an expert, which you aren't.

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As the best researchers can tell, and in my own experience as an FBI Special Agent (now retired), detecting deception is very difficult. Every study conducted since 1986, when the famed researcher Paul Ekman first wrote about this, has demonstrated that we humans are no better than chance at detecting deception (Ekman & O'Sullivan 1991, 913-920; Granhag & Strömwall, 2004, 169; Mann & Vrij 2004). That means that if you toss a coin in the air you will be as likely to detect deception as the truth. And while it is true that a very few people are better at detecting deception than others, they are barely above chance. In fact, those that are really good are only correct somewhere around 60% of the time; that means that 40% of the time they are wrong and you would not like them sitting on a jury judging you.

Unfortunately many people have come along and declared themselves deception experts over the years and that has influenced professionals and society in significant ways. I have listened to jurors post trial comment that they thought a witness was lying because they had "heard somewhere that if you touch your nose you are lying." Likewise I have talked to many a law enforcement officer who is convinced that they are experts at detecting deception. They have deluded themselves that they are, as have judges and other professionals. In fact, every time I hear Judge Judy (of TV fame) say, "I know you are lying," I cringe (unlike us she is covered by judicial privilege in saying what she wishes, the rest of us would be sued for slander). What she and others don't realize is that as Ekman, De Paulo, Frank, Mann, O'Sullivan, Vrij and others have stated, there is no single behavior indicative of deception (Ekman 1985 et.al., infra.)
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/spycatcher/201203/the-truth-about-lie-detection

Read the whole article - that guy interrogated people for a living for decades, and he doesn't think body language means shit.

Study after study show that you cannot tell if someone is lying by their body language.  What makes it even worse in your case is that you have already decided that Aldrin is lying, therefore every single gesture he makes will be construed as evidence he's lying.

If you've got some actual some actual evidence he's lying then bring it to the table, but all you've got is that you think he looks dodgy....which is bollocks.
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #475 on: September 27, 2014, 12:17:19 PM »
Now, if you can prove to me that Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon and even that God exists, I will seriously change my stance...as long as I'm satisfied with your evidence.
What evidence would satisfy you?  Would you need a TARDIS so that you could go back in time and travel to the moon so that you could see it with your own eyes?
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #476 on: September 27, 2014, 12:59:36 PM »
As well as figuring out whether Buzz went to the moon or not with the science and technology of that time, it's also much more clearer to note his body language and the body language of those who also were purported to have been.

This isn't a case of globe v flat Earth arguments among ourselves, it's literally about using your own perceptive mind and actually applying simple logic to the situation.

Simply arguing for Aldrin's case for no other reason than to keep the space exploit ruse alive is pointless if it's been done by simple unconditional acceptance that he did what we were told he did, as well as others.

I'm quite sure that most, if not all of you have watched the body language of people, even friends and acquaintances, then walked away with a pretty good idea that they are telling you the truth or basically spinning lies.

Buzz Aldrin shows; time and time again that he's having extreme difficulty keeping his part in shenanigans at bay. It shows on his face and in his speech, plus his body language as a whole.
All three of those so called astronauts, Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins, when displayed to the media in those days, showed a variation of all kinds of emotions, from guilt to fear, to shame and duress, etc.
Armstrong showed the greatest emotions, followed by Aldrin, then Collins, in that order.

Although this does not constitute absolute concrete proof, let me explain something.
If these 3 people were being questioned for a big crime and acted the way they did, they would be kept in custody for the maximum length of time for questioning further -plus, they would be under surveillance if they were allowed to go.

It's fine that people argue the case for it happening, but it's not telling the whole story, whatever that real story is.

It can be argued in a number of ways by people. It can be argued that they show emotion because they are hiding the fact that aliens were on the moon, or they saw structures on the moon, or any other pile of absolute bull shit, and the issue is about who is sensible, logical, clear minded or gullible enough to take any story as is said.

My guess is, if you put any so called astronaut under a controlled lie detector test, fully tested by sceptics as well as so called scientists, my guess is, the lie detectors would not only show up lies but they would overload and blow up due to the severity of them.  ;D

It's easy to go along with all kinds of brainwashing techniques as well, from hypnosis to LSD or some other mind altering drug to make them believe they did what they tell us they did.
The rabbit hole is probably very deep where this stuff is concerned and all we can do is guess. Nobody can factually state it happened or not, because the simple truth is, none of us can physically prove anything. All we can do is use a logical mind.
The problem with this is, people are different and arrogant, who believe their mind is logical, yet can come to totally different conclusions. There's also logical liars that can make absurdities appear logical to the gullible who actually believe they are logical.

It's like a game of chess in it's latter stages where checkmate looks unlikely for either side and stalemate offers a better outcome, yet both sides still believe that the other will make the error and allow the winning move to take place.

Statements like this make me wish I was a god, and I could just take all the conspiracy theorists, AA believers and crackpots and shove their faces DEEP into the truth and just make them look at it for all eternity.
I wouldn't be a conspiracy theorist if people told the truth. Anyway, maybe you can help me with the truth. What evidence do you have that Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon?

Let me try and make this easier.
What I mean is, evidence that is not media controlled or by books.

Now, if you can prove to me that Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon and even that God exists, I will seriously change my stance...as long as I'm satisfied with your evidence.

Why are no mainstream sources more valid than regular sources? If minority sources were valid, they wouldn't be minority sources. So basically you're asking for anything other than a valid source. What determines whether a source is media controlled? And then you say that you have to be satisfied with my evidence. We both know you will not be satisfied. That above all is what makes your challenge unfalsifiable.

Additionally, we cannot entirely rule out the nefarious effects of demons, spirits, gnomes, and wizards on our society's ability to comprehend our flat earth as it really is. 

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #477 on: September 27, 2014, 04:02:28 PM »
Skepti, you'll never be satisfied because I think that your "gig" is to be skeptical for the sake of being skeptical because you're bored or something.
I do get bored like the rest, I suppose, but my gig, as you call it is to simply question things that do not satisfy my thoughts as being the whole truth.

Whatever you're skeptical about, except God, there's abundant proof to the contrary. The reason I exclude God from the burden of proof is that it is a matter of faith and personal experience.

It depends on what you construe as the abundance that makes things the truth. Pictures? videos? books? word of mouth? All of these things can still be manufactured in the making, under false pretences.
No one can "show" you God unless you are ready to "see" God but ultimately it's a matter of faith.

I can't show you my invisible friend unless you are ready to see him, it's simply down to having faith that he is there.

 
No, I haven't seen the round earth personally, but the burden of proof is sufficient for me to believe that it is round.
What burden of proof?

In fact, the current, mainstream model is the best we've got and no conspiracy theorist can dismantle that or space travel since it's been proven time and again enough for the average person like me.

The current one is the best we've got, mainly because it's the only one allowed to be recognised. Agreed?
Also, space travel has not been proven, it's been told and shown via pictures and video, plus word of mouth and books that portray it as proven for the average Joe to absorb into their psyche.
Arnageddon proved to me that two shuttles of different design to what we're used to, took off and landed on an asteroid, then nuked. Does this prove it's true or is this just silly because we all know it was a film?
If that can be a film, is it not possible.....IS IT NOT POSSIBLE that we could be watching films all along the line with stuff like this?
Sorry, scepti, but you're just spinning your wheels. I mean, an ice dome over a flat earth??? Why should I ever believe that in this day and age?

I'm not asking you to believe anything. I'm telling you that it's my thoughts. What you believe is entirely up to you.

And all that trouble going into space and it turns out to be a fraud??? It's easier to believe that it happened than that it's a conspiracy.
Of course it's easier to believe it happened. It's easier to believe anything if it's put to you in a way that makes it impossible for you to verify it for real; so rather than batter your brain working out if it's real or not, just go with the flow. It's much less hassle, I agree.
Unfortunately, I can't just settle for that, especially when I've pored over enough of it to convince me we are being taken the piss out of, big style...but that's entirely just my opinion.

Don't you understand, Scepti, that your gig is over?

Over as in how? Do you mean nobody believing what I say?...if it is that, then nobody, or very few do, anyway.
If you mean my gig is to simply play games, then it's not a gig. It's simply me questioning stuff and giving my take and literally you or anyone else can take it or leave it; it doesn't matter to me. It's about people using their own minds logically to come to whatever conclusions they feel is right.
Now, other FE'ers are humbler and try to build their case because they're Biblical fundamentalists or zetecisists or want to experience "science" first hand--that is, going only by what they see.
There are many flat Earth takes, so who are humbler? what do you mean by humbler? If you mean they have a better model or present it better, then great. The truth is, there can only be one right answer and none of us, including you may be right in all that we theorise/hypothesise, so building a case applies to all, no matter what shapes come out.

They don't spout elaborate conspiracy theories for stuff beyond RE and space (though conspiracy theories about those are annoying enough).
What other people spout, is their business. I don't follow all models. I respect the thoughts of those that go with a model whether I think it's way out or more on the mark. Just because I don't agree with stuff does not mean I have anything against the person who promotes it and that includes yourself, because I'm not against what's spouted off by forum members, I'm against being told lies. All you are doing is studying what you believe to be the truth, told by people who are just like you, who simply followed mainstream protocol to allow you to study what you do.
It goes further than that down the rabbit hole, as far as I'm concerned.

Also, this acceleration of the earth proposed by FE...what in the heck is that and why in the heck should I believe it??? I mean come ON!
I don't know. I don't follow that theory, you'll have to ask the flat Earth believers who follow that line of thought.
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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #478 on: September 27, 2014, 04:13:22 PM »
As well as figuring out whether Buzz went to the moon or not with the science and technology of that time, it's also much more clearer to note his body language and the body language of those who also were purported to have been.
No, body language is a terrible way to tell if someone is telling the truth, even if you're an expert, which you aren't.

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As the best researchers can tell, and in my own experience as an FBI Special Agent (now retired), detecting deception is very difficult. Every study conducted since 1986, when the famed researcher Paul Ekman first wrote about this, has demonstrated that we humans are no better than chance at detecting deception (Ekman & O'Sullivan 1991, 913-920; Granhag & Strömwall, 2004, 169; Mann & Vrij 2004). That means that if you toss a coin in the air you will be as likely to detect deception as the truth. And while it is true that a very few people are better at detecting deception than others, they are barely above chance. In fact, those that are really good are only correct somewhere around 60% of the time; that means that 40% of the time they are wrong and you would not like them sitting on a jury judging you.

Unfortunately many people have come along and declared themselves deception experts over the years and that has influenced professionals and society in significant ways. I have listened to jurors post trial comment that they thought a witness was lying because they had "heard somewhere that if you touch your nose you are lying." Likewise I have talked to many a law enforcement officer who is convinced that they are experts at detecting deception. They have deluded themselves that they are, as have judges and other professionals. In fact, every time I hear Judge Judy (of TV fame) say, "I know you are lying," I cringe (unlike us she is covered by judicial privilege in saying what she wishes, the rest of us would be sued for slander). What she and others don't realize is that as Ekman, De Paulo, Frank, Mann, O'Sullivan, Vrij and others have stated, there is no single behavior indicative of deception (Ekman 1985 et.al., infra.)
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/spycatcher/201203/the-truth-about-lie-detection

Read the whole article - that guy interrogated people for a living for decades, and he doesn't think body language means shit.

Study after study show that you cannot tell if someone is lying by their body language.  What makes it even worse in your case is that you have already decided that Aldrin is lying, therefore every single gesture he makes will be construed as evidence he's lying.

If you've got some actual some actual evidence he's lying then bring it to the table, but all you've got is that you think he looks dodgy....which is bollocks.
Which I already explained. I'm well aware it's not concrete in any way. Put it this way - if someone was at your door selling you expensive watches or TV and equipment acting like those clowns, would you part with your cash in the full knowledge that what you are paying for is the real deal?
You don't need to answer because you're not stupid and your answer would be emphatically, no.

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Re: So I guess Buzz Aldrin is still brainwashed
« Reply #479 on: September 27, 2014, 04:16:54 PM »
Now, if you can prove to me that Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon and even that God exists, I will seriously change my stance...as long as I'm satisfied with your evidence.
What evidence would satisfy you?  Would you need a TARDIS so that you could go back in time and travel to the moon so that you could see it with your own eyes?
Nope. I don't need to use fantasy time travel - all I would need, is physical evidence. Being present at a rocket launch after seeing suited astronauts get into the rocket and take off with me being as close as possible to it with the best visual equipment to see that they do board it and that they take off.
I explained this before. My chances of this would be (my guess) zero.