Comments by "Kevin Skinner" (@kevinskinner4986) on "Johnny Harris" channel.

  1. I know one thing for absolute certain: pineapple does, in fact, belong on pizza.
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  2. No they won't. They'll call the space flights fake like they do with tourist packages to Antarctica.
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  3. If the Earth were really flat, why do your Flat Earth false prophets need to deceive people and lie about their evidence?
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  4. And yet many, many of the Flat Earthers are Bible-thumping ultra-Christians. Aren't those usually on YOUR side? Are conservatives always so inherently dishonest that they lie and blame anything they don't personally agree with on "liberals"? Because it seems to happen a lot.
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  5. So, GreaterSapien has a video where he takes your "weird emergency landings" and actaully shows them on a globe using a piece of foamcore board to act as a straight edge. Turns out that the hoaxers are lying about them being way out of the way; most of them are fairly close to great circle.
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  6. You mean.... the guy with a Soviet wife, who spent years in the Soviet Union, and who had been spotted in.... I think it was Mexico City talking with Soviet agents? And your immediate thought is "It's a government conspiracy!" and not "The CIA thinks he might be a spy"? That's a bit odd, no?
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  7.  @charlieburke1529  .... why? The camera would be upside down too, genius.
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  8. Politically, however, they're more frequently bible-thumping ultra conservatives. You know, the type that are currently trying to use the conservative Supreme Court to push Christian Creationism in science class again and spreading lies about how the election was rigged to prevent Trump from revealing the fake moon landings.
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  9. Looks like it's all of youtube. I can't imagine why anybody would want to "cnesor" the dislike counter for... say... Defunctland, Wheel of Fortune, or Nyan Cat.
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  10. I remember somebody tried to convince me with a hodgepodge of NASA fakery claims. One of them was a "spacesuit bubble" clip. He got very mad when I pointed out that because the "bubble" was already visible in front of the helmet on the first frame of his video, it was impossible to tell if it actually came from the suit or was just an shard of ice or something that was passing by from off-screen and called him out for dishonest editing. The "land line" call isn't anything really spectacular. Nixon called NASA on the landline, and NASA relayed the call over their radio communications. This isn't really any different than using a land line to call a cell phone or calling into a radio station to request a song on the air.
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  11. 1. Bodies can have involuntary muscle spams and even continue to twitch after death. You've done the thing at the doctor's where they hit below your knee and your leg kicks, right? 2. There's a law of physics called the Conservation of Momentum. The maximum amount of momentum that a bullet can impart on his head is the bullet's mass * its velocity, and that's if it hits the head and stops moving like a cue ball. Since the bullet penetrates all the way through, it would only impart initial mass* velocity - exit mass*velocity, and the human head weights about 10-12 pounds so you should be able to calculate how much it will actually move, which might not be much depending on how fast the bullet is going when it exits. Meanwhile, that same law also says that the head will move backwards counter to the explosion of gore that splashes forwards because the total momentum of all parts of the system remains constant. That's how rockets work.
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