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Think of it this way?

Can u believe 18 to 50 year Olds are taking this shit!

These same people if you asked them to make 2500 dollars to partake in an experimental drug trial that was in its final phase they would have said hell fucking no! Final phase aka it's basically safe after years of testing and research

Think of it this way? Can u believe 18 to 50 year Olds are taking this shit! These same people if you asked them to make 2500 dollars to partake in an experimental drug trial that was in its final phase they would have said hell fucking no! Final phase aka it's basically safe after years of testing and research

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Not gonna fall for that.

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you did already, you trust NASA. I'm surprised you don't trust the CDC ?

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Not falling for that either, the landings sites can be easily verified from multiple sources. And have never been disproven in any way. Ever.

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.... by people, right ? I thought you did your own research.

Care to share some of thse 'sources' ? There is no proof the moon is even a physical object, in fact it is opaque in many of its phases with blue sky visible behind when observed during the day. Don't trust me though, verify this for yourself.

Also do some math with regards to propabilities that the Sun and Moon are the exact relative size in the sky - demonstrated most clearly by a solar eclipse - specifically determine which is more probable: that they are the same size or that by introducing the variables of vastly different scales, different distances, and a perfect alignment that such a feat as the solar eclipse is possible.

Or here's another experiment in probability... but first; consider this premise: The Satanic Judeao Freemasonic order has decided to cookup a fable so big it will supplant all world religions. Apart of it, they decide to redraw the known world map (formerly a flat plane) into that of a ball. The fable goes that the ball must spin to create a new force called gravity. And that this ball will 'orbit' the Sun (they love inversion). Now to finish the story they just need to choose a speed that said ball is 'orbiting'. So now for the exercise in odds... what are the odds (((they))) would pick 66,600 mph ?