How well can one lie digitally? An interesting NASA video analysis

Published on 28.09.23

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Are we seeing “the Emperor’s new clothes from space”?

Instead of the film “Pigs in Space”, it seems we have long been seeing the shenanigans that are supposedly coming from space.
How did I come to this conclusion? Well, it’s another one of those conspiracy theories. It claims that there was never a moon landing, the ISS doesn’t exist, and we are shown nothing but entertainment films produced by NASA and the like.

Wait a minute, is he out of his mind, some readers might be thinking now. It certainly sounds that way.

Once again, we fall victim to the “it cannot be what must not be” theory, also known as cognitive dissonance.

I’m someone who initially believes nothing and then starts to question. When I saw this video, I really asked myself: Is this true? Or is what we’ve been told and shown true?

In this blog post, I address exactly this topic with the video and invite everyone to engage their own brain cells after watching it.

Then everyone should simply draw their own conclusions, whatever they may be. Enjoy!

Watch, marvel, reflect, draw conclusions

A personal note, for all those who would now like to unleash a shitstorm:

This video was selected for its content, as it raises questions and provides potential answers. One should refrain from devaluing it based on other videos created by the channel operator. First watch, then analyze and evaluate. That’s how opinions are formed.
What conclusion one comes to afterwards is up to each individual.

Have you seen “the Emperor’s new clothes from space”?

After watching the video, one probably has to ask whether one has seen the “Emperor’s new space clothes” or not.

Could that be? Were the “forgeries themselves forged”?

With greenscreens, bluescreens, or CGI (Computer Generated Imagery), a lot is already possible. But is it, or was it, used in this case?

Without judgment, I simply urge everyone to do it themselves, to evaluate. Because that’s exactly how it should be. Each of us is welcome to analyze and draw our own conclusions from what we’ve seen. I believe that’s called free opinion formation.

This blog post is merely intended to stimulate thought and provide interesting information on the subject.

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Conclusion:

Everything we cannot see with our own eyes and touch could be fake. And it’s getting easier to do that every day.
The footage we saw in the video certainly doesn’t use all the technologies already available to us today. Much more is possible.

Therefore, one should always “keep in mind” that apparently less and less “what’s inside is what’s on the label”.

Common sense and critical thinking are more important today than ever before.