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[edit] ApolloHoax.net
[edit] DAKDAK
Admitted high-school drop-out. Some of his arguments are... quite original, and this is the best that could be said about them.
- I don’t know if man went to the moon in the sixties, April 29, 2012
- How many cubic feet were in the Apollo Command module, May 09, 2012 (there was too much stuff to fit in it!)
- 15 miles of wire: guess the volume, May 09, 2012 (not started by him, but has some participation)
- The official audio Record of Apollo 11, May 10, 2012
- TOO MUCH EDUCATION, May 16, 2012, starts with the following and then gets better: "Has any one on this seemingly highly educated site ever thought that just maybe you have been educated so well that you might have forgotten about Common Sense." A numbered list in all-caps follows, starting with "YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN TO THE MOON!".
- A FAIR DEBATE, May 26, 2012
The really sad part is that some of his arguments would make somewhat naive, but good questions about spaceflight if they were not presented as nails in the coffin of the Apollo program.
Oh, and after losing the discussion, the twerp went and manually deleted the text of all of his posts. The OP of each thread was later restored from Google's cache, though.
[edit] JayUtah
That man is a national treasure.
- On privatizing NASA (whole thread, his post is several down)
- Every conspiracy theorist thinks he's a scientist and every conspiracy theorist tries to beat his critics over the head with "The Scientific Method," which is invariably a hodge-podge of layman's misconceptions aimed at trying to shift the burden of proof and arbitrarily raise the bar for his critics. You have no idea what the scientific method is or how it applies to this question. [1]
[edit] Twitter
- Wowbanger: "I'm fine with how things are." "Yeah, but many aren't." "I SAID I'm fine." "I believe you. But others aren't." "BUT I'M FINE!" #FTBullies
[edit] Wikipedia
This section will probably grow very, very long. :D
- As of January 2012, the article of wp:Open notebook science lists Steve McIntyre as a "practitioner of Open Notebook Science" and the Climate Audit blog as his "notebook" (it was added in 2009) The article's state is interesting in itself - the majority of the references are to Jean-Claude Bradley, the founder of the movement, including one reference to a comment he left on a blog...