ace ventura wrote:I am not really trying to start a moon shot hoax thread here . I mostly just mentioned it as it is a good dective exercise-,something I think some members could use ... tahoe xxv11 .., if you are going to base your conclusions on a suspect ,event, or whatever, contrary to the evidence that supports a different or unrealistic ,unfeasable , or not possble result and blindly defend your side ,then you are what I like to call- bIASED -and should find a different hobby than amateur sluth. and I also found the book interesting and credable ,being written by a top expert in that field , maybe the members who called it silly would read the online book and then explain some of the points as how they are incorrect .
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Obviously you thought my comment directed at you.
I could absolutely give my opinion on everything in the book, but would it matter to you? My guess is no. For every one scientist who says we could not have landed on the moon, you could find a hundred who says we could have and we did. Because I don't agree with you, or the "expert"...I'M biased and I should find a different hobby? You think because I have not read this particular book, I have not heard all this before?
Did you read my links to experts who said the hoax theory was ridiculous? After all, it's the experts opinions that matter, right?
Hey, you read mine and I'll read yours....I doubt either of us will have a difference of opinion.
No need to get personal and rude about it. I would certainly NEVER tell someone they should "find a different hobby" because their views are different than mine.
By the way, how's being a Pet Detective working out for you? Alrighty then...