>>513493880We already did these anon, but we can do them again. I’ll try to simplify it for you so you can understand my point; that this is not evidence:
>play videogames . You said you could send a manned mission to Venus in the game, so the game does not prove men walked on the moon (unless you would like to claim men have walked on Venus)
It’s not evidence, it is a videogame. Being able to do things in a videogame does not mean they happened in real life.
>the math worksThe math also works in contradictory theoretical physics. they may both be wrong, but at max only one can be right. They can’t both be right at the same time.
It’s not evidence, it’s math. The math was done BEFORE the Apollo missions, and it all checked out. It is unlikely you believe mine walked on the moon before the Apollo missions, but the math checked out anyways. The math can’t prove men walked on the moon.
>livestreamingNot sure if I addressed this with you specifically, but there is also video of space aliens over major cities. I don’t think you believe those are real (or let’s say, an episode of star trek), so video evidence would presumably be by your own metrics insufficient.
>russiaAgain not sure if directed at you, but addressed in this thread.
The Cold War was a meme, it’s publicly acknowledged now that we were providing material support for the USSR, and that their space agencies were cooperating. No one cooperates with their opponents in a race; and definitely no one gives material support to an enemy nation that threatens them with nuclear destruction.
These things are not evidence, they are of similar quality to this “evidence” Santa exists:
>I played a videogame with Santa in it>I did some math and found out how many houses per second Santa visits>here is news broadcast talking about NORAD spotting Santa’s sleigh >russia would have told me if Santa was fakeThere is no chance you would consider any of these things evidence for Santa Claus.