Alberta directed removal of COVID, flu references in fall vaccine campaign

[chuckChuck]

BL understands the scientific method? Huh? Did A5 really say that about the resident flat earther! LMAO

Supporting BLs limited understanding of science is one for the record books!

A5 has already repeatedly proven he knows little about science and logic with his series of dumbass unscientific ideas about CO2. No need to read more crap from the Albertan troll.

[fjlip]

So you are going away? Stay there...

[agstar77]

Just a simple question for a simple person. Why are the moon and other planets round? If they and the earth are flat why are they not rectangular or irregular in shape. Answer : could they all be spheres? Just asking for A5.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Just a simple question for a simple person. Why are the moon and other planets round? If they and the earth are flat why are they not rectangular or irregular in shape. Answer : could they all be spheres? Just asking for A5.

You bring up an interesting question. Do flat earther's, ( for lat erather's in Chuck's case) think that all of the planets, moons, sun, stars, asteroids etc are flat, or only the earth?

[agstar77]

So you have no answer.

[agstar77]

Does the moon appear round to you? The sun? Strange but they must be optical illusions. Still no answer? Ever heard of the red shift?

[biglentil]

Of couse they appear round.

[sumdumguy]

My question is, “ what happened to space exploration?” Fifty years ago we were launching rockets, landing on the moon, anticipating trips to Mars - what happened?

[biglentil]

They claim to have lost this marvelous technology.

[fjlip]

Yup, 50 years ago, computers 1/1000 the power of your cell phone went to moon and back many times, since then we can't even land an unmanned craft? Like phucking bullshit all of it!

In a tin foil landing craft!

[blackpowder]

Well for one thing, NASA in the sixties had a war-time like mandate with an unlimited budget.

[cropgrower]

Deaths 0-44 per week canada , not good

[cropgrower]

explains it a bit more

[biglentil]

Nasa claimed the lunar lander had one 10000 lb rocket booster and it landed safely without other stabilization, without making a blast crater or even blowing dirt onto the haphazardly gold tinfoiled landing pads. Can't see any stars oh well, must not be dark enough in the blackness of space. Supposedly it made it back to earth safely but Nasa destroyed the lunar lander. No sense having this 'giant leap for mankind' collect dust right?

[agstar77]

Nice view!