Guess not

NASA say no one can leave low earth orbit

Which is barely off the surfave of earth

NASA says it's extremely hard to do

Hundreds of people have been in space. @mjones

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Qfy1wiTy6U

fun video <:cool:507986727953235970>

Anyway, you do understand that launching a rocket into low earth orbit can cost hundreds of millions of dollars, included with extremely dangerous conditions? It doesn't matter how much money I have, I wouldn't bother with a life-risking trip full of difficulty and uncomfortable quarters just for a view of the horizon, when I could just do that on a plane, or look at an image.

Ok idk if its really a theory already but
Am i the only one who thinks we are actually mentally controlled by the government and some people didn't get controlled properly and realised it

@French Lad (Tom/Prompto) there's no evidence of that

I thought i saw it as a theory

Misusing the word theory is a very common occurrence.

Theories often have substantial evidence to prove something within reasonable doubt. A hypothesis is a claim based on observation that hasn't been tested. It then becomes a theory if, after testing and analysis, is consistent with generally accepted theories or observable evidence.

Now, I wouldn't even call the idea of a 'mind controlling government' a hypothesis, because those require one to actually make a legitimate observation. There is no proof of this whatsoever, so it's more like a wild, outlandish claim with no basis.

Yes. Observable evidence. Like no curvature.

Get yout head out of your

I mean it's not impossible to control people's mind

But I doubt some people would be resistant to it

*debates*

there is a curvature

but you have to be in the air to see it

as in

in a plane

and really high up

You can't see curvature even on a plane

my uncle was a pilot he's never seen any curvature

@rivenator12113 needs to be very very very high to see

You could see on those concorde planes

I think I am not sure

if you're on the highest flying comercial airplane, and you, somehow, get to see everything in a 180° angle, the curvature'd be 'bout 16-18m

Oh come on

Anyway i said idk if i saw the curvature of earth or not cuz my vision is really bad and i don't see perspective well

from a plane window, maybe

but you can barely see 18m of curvature that high

or can you?

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fingers?, where your are

what does truther means on this server ?