Getting lost on YouTube.

[Younggun]

Trump is the root of all evil, past, present and future. I'm sure you can find that on YouTube too.

You can, but it’s also the best place to find sources debunking the crap. Far more of the latter than the former.



Don’t look for it on the Trending page though. Those vids always get missed for some reason.


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[Southpaw]

Don’t forget the earth is flat.

I'll admit, the flat earth videos are entertaining.

 

[Sam7sf]

other hilarious content are those who are clearly getting artifacts in pictures and saying it’s a double sun. Or why you can’t see Planet X is because we have a fake sky.

 

[easy rider]

I'll admit, the flat earth videos are entertaining.

My favorite was the guy with the globe and a model plane showing that if the earth was round and you flew from the north pole to the south pole you would be upside down.

 

[karlac]

My favorite was the guy with the globe and a model plane showing that if the earth was round and you flew from the north pole to the south pole you would be upside down.

Beto??

 

[easy rider]

I just wanted to see how to change the headlight in a 2002 Highlander.

Not sure about changing it, but I'm fairly sure .308 will take it out.

 

[EZ-E]

My favorite was the guy with the globe and a model plane showing that if the earth was round and you flew from the north pole to the south pole you would be upside down.

Or Guam sinking

 

[Southpaw]

Or Guam sinking

I never get tired of watching that.

 

[Sam7sf]

Or Guam sinking

A piss test should have been given. Wow.

 

[Coonan357]

I really enjoy YouTube for a few reasons. It can be very instructional if you know how to use it.
Probably my favorite pastime is to begin watching videos, fall asleep and then wake up to whatever is playing.
I fell asleep last week while watching the forging of Japanese swords and woke up to the funny accent of some guy in Finland showing me seven different ways to build a camp fire. If I ever decide to go backpacking with a chainsaw I'm set!
Scott

 

[Vaquero]

How else you gonna hear this, anytime you want?

 

[TreyG-20]

I really enjoy YouTube for a few reasons. It can be very instructional if you know how to use it.
Probably my favorite pastime is to begin watching videos, fall asleep and then wake up to whatever is playing.
I fell asleep last week while watching the forging of Japanese swords and woke up to the funny accent of some guy in Finland showing me seven different ways to build a camp fire. If I ever decide to go backpacking with a chainsaw I'm set!
Scoty

I must be in deep tonight. I just saw the finissh campfire guy with a chainsaw.

 

[sharkey]

I’m sure you have and that’s fantastic. I’m just more of a hands on type guy or if I should need help I get it in person from someone I can trust.

Pfft, you dislike Whataburger too. You are definitely suspect.

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[sharkey]

Don’t forget the earth is flat.

And the moon landing was filmed in a Hollywood Basement.

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[FireInTheWire]

I ended up with this little gem the other day.

Watched this lastnight. It was awesome....

 

[EZ-E]

And the moon landing was filmed in a Hollywood Basement.

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I am suspicious of this... how is it in 50yrs only the USA has set foot on the moon & no other country? And we haven't been back since? I would think since we've had combined missions with other countries to the international space station the technology in other countries would be advanced enough for them to have manned missions as well.

Just one of them questions that makes you scratch your head.

 

[FireInTheWire]

I am suspicious of this... how is it in 50yrs only the USA has set foot on the moon & no other country? And we haven't been back since? I would think since we've had combined missions with other countries to the international space station the technology in other countries would be advanced enough for them to have manned missions as well.

Just one of them questions that makes you scratch your head.

 

[EZ-E]

Maybe the radiation is too high?

“Not only will we measure the radiation, we will use plastics that mimic human tissue to look at how these highly energetic particles penetrate and interact with the human body,” says Spence, who is the Principal Investigator for CRaTER

https://www.universetoday.com/10915/radiation-on-the-moon/

 

[FireInTheWire]

I am suspicious of this... how is it in 50yrs only the USA has set foot on the moon & no other country? And we haven't been back since? I would think since we've had combined missions with other countries to the international space station the technology in other countries would be advanced enough for them to have manned missions as well.

Just one of them questions that makes you scratch your head.

I feel the same way about this that I feel about Christopher Columbus "discovering" America.

 

[FireInTheWire]

Maybe the radiation is too high?

“Not only will we measure the radiation, we will use plastics that mimic human tissue to look at how these highly energetic particles penetrate and interact with the human body,” says Spence, who is the Principal Investigator for CRaTER

https://www.universetoday.com/10915/radiation-on-the-moon/

Good read. I was unaware of this issue...