The white man has told ya'll black people have been 13% of the US population for the last 40 years. Yet the same white man has statistics that black people have a positive birth rate while white people have a huge negative birth rate. Also states white people have the oldest average age of every race
The white man has told ya'll black people didn't contribute to technological advancements in computer technology. Yet the same white man writes articles about Mark E Dean, Dr. Philip Emeagwali, and Henry Thomas Sampson, Jr.
The white man has told ya'll Ancient Egyptians were white arabs. Yet the same white man documents mountains of evidence that Ancient Egyptians are black
The white man has told ya'll the only time Black people came to America was from Slave ships. Yet the same white man documents about Black conquistadors that sailed the ocean in the 1500s and led explorations
If you're over 18, and don't realize the mountain of inconsistencies the white man creates, Then I have nothing else to say to you
So are you gonna research my post on the Van Allen Radiation Belts and the scientists that support it, or are you hold on tight to this moon landing theory because you caping for what a certain white man says?
Point still stands
I happen to believe in Science generally so I navigate it with my common sense
Now
The Moon landing is kinda shady. I personally wouldn't count out either possibility. But I don't ever say I KNOW what happened.
But the Van Allen Belt. Why is that super convincing to you - since its equally as inaccessible to your 5 senses as the Moon landing - ?
No need to find another long ass deflection.
Both things are equally outside of our ability to "know for sure" yet you decide which is absolute fact based on reports.
I'm suggesting that you delete the absolutes from your process and just work with possibilities. Probabilities.
You can hold two opposite possibilities in your mind at once. Wait until you can totally discount one - based evidence, not gut - before you
totally discount one