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**VarenHokalos** · 01-15-2010, 11:24 AM

Of course I'm not suggesting something as ridiculous as faked moon landings.

Everyone knows that anything believed to be true a significant majority of people is automatically entrenched as irrefutable scientific fact. To suggest otherwise would be social suicide. And no one wants that.

Curious, what's the expiration date on this perceived "fact"? What if no one's been to the moon in next 50 years? 75? 150?

Perhaps by then the herd will have shifted a bit (25% and growing, presently), and people's "thinking", to use the term very generously, will have moved with it.

01-15-2010, 11:24 AM	#5
VarenHokalos Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 356 Senior Member	Of course I'm not suggesting something as ridiculous as faked moon landings. Everyone knows that anything believed to be true a significant majority of people is automatically entrenched as irrefutable scientific fact. To suggest otherwise would be social suicide. And no one wants that. Curious, what's the expiration date on this perceived "fact"? What if no one's been to the moon in next 50 years? 75? 150? Perhaps by then the herd will have shifted a bit (25% and growing, presently), and people's "thinking", to use the term very generously, will have moved with it.
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