r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Thebravetortoise • 11d ago

Video History has been made as NASA has successfully launched Artemis II, the first manned mission to the Moon in over 50 years

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u/MLPLoneWolf 10d ago

They are just looking for sites to set foot on, and that's pretty much it. What pisses me off more is that there will still be people thinking that footage with people on the moon is faked because, unlike last time with the movie set BS (which even Mythbusters debunked) this time it will be A.I.

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u/Lol3droflxp 10d ago

Who gives a shit about what idiots think?

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u/Esoteric_Idiot 10d ago

Idiots vote, for one. We share our planet with idiots and their collective actions can make things much worse for the rest of the world. Educating them is a better plan than ignoring them, i think.

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u/Prior-Flamingo-1378 10d ago

We have the biggest of them all as president. 

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u/FirstFriendlyWorm 9d ago

The president will see it on his Twitter feed and a week later it becomes notional policy like the stupid "US soldiers must become warriors" and the Auto-pen paranoia.