Steph Curry doesn't believe the US ever landed on the moon

Steph Curry should not talk and shoot more 3’s.

I mean this isn’t the same as the flat earth bs. Lots of very smart people are skeptical about the moon landing.

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Does Steph Curry believe the Germans have though?

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Link to the OT thread where this is discussed?

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Does he actually believe this or was he poking fun at Flat Earth Kyrie?

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More than likely the latter. But don't stop the folks in this thread from stirring up the faux outrage.

We didn’t have many cars that got 20 mpg
We were flying in dc9 propeller planes

My satellite tv signal cuts out in the rain in 2018, I cannot be convinced astronauts live streamed from further away in 1969

I’m with steph. People are easy to deceive. We never went to the moon.

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Posted on MSB. Where all Steph Curry threads should go

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So, what you're saying is that this thread has never been posted on the OT and is not Germans?

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I am just saying there is a big difference in believing the earth is flat and this.

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Especially with Kyrie backed tracked on the whole flat earth ordeal once Geno Smith got involved on twitter.

With that being said, I do believe that we landed on the moon. But I also wouldn't pass the US Gov't to fake something just to one-up the USSR.

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With that being said, I do believe that we landed on the moon. But I also wouldn't pass the US Gov't to fake something just to one-up the USSR.

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What if I were to tell you that the movie-making skills or special effects technology that would have been necessary to fake the moon landing didn't exist in 1969? You know what technology did exist at the time? ROCKETS!

Also, why continue to fake it after the first time? Just to keep the hoax alive? Think of the number of people that would have had to maintain the secrecy for all these years for to keep going. That one thing alone, many people keeping a secret, is why most all conspiracy theories fall apart in my eyes. People like to talk.



Edit to add: My knowledge on the movie technology is not firsthand. I was told that by a younger-than-me, film-type professional once. Granted...he did work for NASA at the time, so take that for what it's worth.