Elizabeth Laime

Yeah.

Listen, don't become, you so easily could become a conspiracy theorist.

But I'm saying.

You are too, in the most like just off-putting way where you're like, you know, it's kind of that thing where people who don't know a lot about stuff think that they have a stronger opinion about it.

I could definitely become a, it's not conspiracy though.

I can fall into some traps.

I can buy into stuff that's based on nothing.

You, though, it's a very specific brand of white hipster male who could bite off some conspiracy in a way that's like not good.

To put your mind at ease, I will say the footage we've seen of the moon landing and stuff like that from the 60s, if you have seen even films from the 80s and 90s recently, and all of the money of Hollywood, the best of the best doing whatever CGI was back then, it is so fucking janky that I don't think they could have pulled that off in the 60s.

It's not landing.

I didn't know.

I didn't know.

My takeaway, this is near and lies the difference between you and me.

The astronauts were sending these incredibly, incredibly beautiful messages to us.

And this, I've heard this before from astronauts.

When you see Earth from outside of orbit, to see it in all of its glory and to be like, it is this beautiful glowing ball of energy and life in this like kind of abyss of nothingness.

And we have energy.

human life there and how when they're seeing it from that far away being like, we are all together.

We are a one thing.

We're all one unit.