| N_Jay |
| Answer Honestly Please |
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| N_Jay |
quote:
Originally posted by N_Jay
Answer Honestly Please
Bump |
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| N_Jay |
You can check multiple answers.
(seems no one has, so that is why I am posting this) |
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| sski |
| I did. They are check boxes not radio buttons... |
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| ncelk |
| OK, I checked all the appropriate boxes......................the ones that are true anyway.....:cool: |
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| jdeanski |
| I can't believe people really fall for some of this conspiracy stuff. The moon landing fake? With all the technology we got from the UFO that crashed in New Mexico? Give me a break! |
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| whizmo |
I always find it VERY disturbing when people believe this sort of stuff. It makes you realize how much people listen to others rather than using their own common sense.
The faked moon landing is farcical. To be true, literally hundreds of thousands of people would have had to engage in a vast conspiracy to manipulate all sorts of evidence over nearly half a century. Every one of the conspiracy theorists' "smoking gun" revelations showing it was faked (e.g., why in all the photos are there no stars in the moon's sky?) can be explained by someone who has taken a science course in high school.
But there are many Sherri Shepherds in this world who you ask them if the world is round or flat, their response is "Never thought about it much; I guess I could look it up if I needed to know." These people who don't think about things much are very susceptible to suggestion.
I recently attended a college lecture where everyone in the room was asked a question about what countries had landed people on the moon. It was multiple choice with answers like none, just the USSR, just the US, several countries, etc. About a third of the lecture hall of bright people voluntarily attending a college lecture got it wrong. If you were born after the moon landing, the chances of an average person answering the question right are about 50-50. Wow.
- Mark |
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| ramirami |
| its not one party... they just act like it :rolleyes: |
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| jlee2070 |
| OK, somebody must have watched the new National Treasure movie... :4: |
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| rocky |
Whats a realty party?
Coming from N_jay I half expected a
"I believe Al Gore was elected President" box.
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| robrecht |
quote:
Originally posted by rocky
Whats a realty party?
Coming from N_jay I half expected a
"I believe Al Gore was elected President" box.
:D
:8: I guess it's a political party made up of realtors. :8: |
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| jay |
quote:
Originally posted by robrecht
:8: I guess it's a political party made up of realtors. :8:
Around here there aren't any realtor parties. Not with this housing market.:1: |
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| bobzz |
| Landing on the moon is the greatest achievement in human history. Sadly most people have no appreciation of the events. |
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| robrecht |
quote:
Originally posted by jay
Around here there aren't any realtor parties. Not with this housing market.:1:
Not around here either--a neighbor just their house on the market becuase of a divorce and their asking price is less than it's assessed value and they surely won't get that, big beautiful newly built home that they lived in for less than 2 years discounted to a mere $1.3M. |
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| jdeanski |
quote:
Originally posted by ramirami
its not one party... they just act like it :rolleyes:
It's always ONE party.......especially in Chicago!!:2: |
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| jdeanski |
quote:
Originally posted by bobzz
Landing on the moon is the greatest achievement in human history. Sadly most people have no appreciation of the events.
ditto.........even if it took alien technology!! |
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| MK23666 |
| What, no Bigfoot button? |
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| jay |
quote:
Originally posted by MK23666
What, no Bigfoot button?
No Loch Ness Monster, No BigFoot.:p |
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| robrecht |
quote:
Originally posted by jay
No Loch Ness Monster, No BigFoot.:p
Maybe N_Jay believes in those, as well as the invisible hand. :7: |
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| ramirami |
quote:
Originally posted by jay
No Loch Ness Monster, No BigFoot.:p
dragons anyone ? |
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| robrecht |
quote:
Originally posted by ramirami
dragons anyone ?
"Komodo dragons," my 5-year-old is quick to chime in! :7: |
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| jay |
quote:
Originally posted by robrecht
"Komodo dragons," my 5-year-old is quick to chime in! :7:
Not Puff the Magic...??? I've had that song and unicorns running around in my head since rami's post!:p |
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| ramirami |
quote:
Originally posted by jay
Not Puff the Magic...??? I've had that song and unicorns running around in my head since rami's post!:p
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| krygny |
What about a collection of writings from about two to four thousand years ago arbitrarily compiled into a book?
What about the one-time utterances of a single individual from the 7th century that were repeated only by word-of-mouth for several hundred years before they were first entered into written form?
Do you believe? |
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| robrecht |
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Originally posted by krygny
What about a collection of writings from about two to four thousand years ago arbitrarily compiled into a book?
What about the one-time utterances of a single individual from the 7th century that were repeated only by word-of-mouth for several hundred years before they were first entered into written form?
Do you believe?
Sic et non. The imaginings of the human heart can be both true and false at different levels of reality. |
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