It is not terrible to ask someone else.
Searching for reliable sources and the opinion of a professional is always useful. It gives you more insight to analyze and argue.

Actually it's because even the "simple" concepts are more complex than just common sense

It's all about science, but if you have no understanding of the matter, yeah you should look for sources or ask someone else

The hellocentric model does not work because we are part of the same motion

And from large distances

https://youtu.be/iVNt1NuU0hE Basic mainstream video about the topic in spanish

https://youtu.be/_loUDS4c3Cs

And consider the size of the reel, the distance, the fact that slowing it down wouldn't be smooth, the risk of messing up a single frame, the impossible cover-up, etc

Ah, sorry

Habit

Yes

Also, wires wouldn't match the motion

By comparsion yes

Not really...and here's the thing

Not just because of physics

But because slowing down the tape would ruin the framerate, and would be almost impossible

I mean, I'm not screaming

And I'm just speaking from my knowledge as a film student

Yes, I agree

Governemt lies a lot

However, all the evidence points towards a direction

At least from a filmaking perspective, and the technology we had in that time

It would be impossible

To fake

If you zoom enough into a basketball, it would appear flat to the naked eye

However, that doesn't mean it's flat

How bold of you to first send a passive agressive meme towards our arguments and then reduce them to troll speeches...it's almost as if you were mocking us...

Ah wait, what did the guidelines say?

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@Flan That's kind of a fair argument

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Instead of jumping to conclusions, let's jump from the border of the flat earth 🤡

What if we kissed on the flath earth 😳 ?

I believe the government censors all the truth but somehow I'm spreading it in Discord 🤡