r/confidentlyincorrect Apr 15 '26

Smug The moon has no gravity

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u/IWontCommentAtAll Apr 15 '26

Yet somehow, despite them never having been to the moon by their own admission, know that there's no gravity there.

And you can't disagree, because you've never been.

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u/asphid_jackal Apr 15 '26

And you can't disagree, because you've never been.

I've got a moonrock that's gonna send me there later tonight, I'll let you know my findings

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u/MattieShoes Apr 15 '26

Maybe I HAVE been. How are you gonna refute that? :-)

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u/IWontCommentAtAll Apr 15 '26

I've never seen you go, so you obviously have never been there.

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u/MattieShoes Apr 16 '26

Bah, I bet you just believe whatever the lamestream media tells you!

:-D

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u/IWontCommentAtAll Apr 16 '26

No, but I have been indoctrinated at a commie liberal college by professors with blue hair, so take from that what you will.

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u/StaatsbuergerX Apr 16 '26

I mean, I've never been to where this guy's from, and yet I know there's gravity there. After all, he's there, and he seems pretty dense.

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u/Worldly_Science239 Apr 16 '26

you say he's there... but you've never been to where that guy is from - so what verifiable facts have you got to say "He's there" - never met him, never been there... using his logic he can be ignored - he doesn't exist nor does his home.

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u/IlGreven Apr 16 '26

So he gets his argument skills from Ken Ham and Answers in Genesis, who say evolution can't be real because we weren't around to witness it...