Comments by "Randy Schissler" (@randyschissler5791) on "3 proofs that debunk flat-Earth theory | NASA's Michelle Thaller | Big Think" video.

And why it's pointless to reply to anything he says.
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@DeadEyeJedi The iconic photos Earthrise (1968) and ORIGINAL Blue Marble (1972) were neither CGI, Photoshopped, or composite. They were shot on celluloid film, and Thomas Freeman should realize that they have not been altered. Subsequent Blue Marble photos, done in 2002 and 2012 were composite. Thomas Freeman: and no, composite doen't mean fake, as they are the same type of photo you would take with your phone in Panarama mode.
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@tezlatower2362 The best thing would be to not respond to any of his comments. I know it's hard for people to resist responding, but totally ignoring him will eventually make him irrelevant. He obviously craves the attention, no matter what it is.
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Just because someone can pick out a few ordinary looking people, and then find a picture of someone else who sort of looks like them, is not any kind of proof that they are the same people. It's like the claim of a few children from a group of children who sang at the Super Bowl XLVII, were the same children who were murdered in a school shooting in Connecticut. No real proof of course, insinuating that the shooting was fake.
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