It’s beyond a simple rhetorical question. It’s deliberate psychological manipulation. They stick something false into a question to get the “victim” to accept it as they consider the question as a whole. Like if I asked “why do they put arsenic in jellybeans when it doesn’t do anything for the flavor and it isn’t a preservative?” One might quickly fact check me on if it’s a preservative, but if I have a cult following like most these guys do, they’re going to leave my statement of fact alone long enough for me to move on to a different topic while my manipulative statement stays with them. Now next time the topic of jellybeans comes up, they’ll be ready to tell people there’s arsenic in jellybeans. I can use that to my advantage if I get enough people repeating it. People like being in a group with inside information and others who agree with them. I could probably even ask for donations so I could buy jellybeans and go on a trip to the jellybean factory. . . to expose them of course.
It's a very interesting rhetorical device that's everywhere when you know about it where someone asks questions, pauses, and pretends that that means nobody could provide an answer. Even though they're making a video alone in their bedroom. Surprisingly effective.
I mean he backed it up with an image declaring the Ukrain a no-fly zone. Nothing has ever made me believe the poles to be a no-fly zone more than an image that claims that there aren't any comercial flights in an active war-zone.
You hit the nail on the head. “There are no stupid questions” only applies to those who are genuinely inquisitive and not to those who don’t care for the answer.
Also doesnt apply to air heads. My wife needed green bell peppers for her cooking. I just got off a 15 hours shift and was gunna pick some up. I called her to ask which ones are the green ones.. turns out. Its the ones that are green. 10 years and she still wont stop reminding me.
I'll bring the popcorn! LoL How about the bottom side of the earth?! Yeah the side held up by elephants on a giant turtle. Btw I love the hollow earth fantasy world Pellucidar.
My crazy uncle Bob and his crazy friends were having that very argument years ago. One said the earth was flat, one said it was hollow, one said it was a ring... like halo or something. I said I didn't even think there was an earth 😂 The sane people all died laughing and then one said, "actually, that may be true" and tried to start on the matrix theory and I lost my buzz
@@lopezthedestroyer I have no idea, truly. I know that's the term for the disingenuous "just asking questions" folks, but I don't have a clue where it comes from. :3
Appose means “to place side by side.” I believe my Autocorrect is actually a tool of the Devil and makes mistakes AFTER I hit Reply just to make me look bad.
Whenever someone asks questions that show they haven't done the least bit of personal research, I tell them to go catch up, an stop being so lazy and time wasting
@@idran7096 "WAIT, WHAT?! Then... Who tf did I just shoot??" *Random ass head of a little girl falls onto the ground in front of them, definitely not staged*
😂 so true... though as a child these kind of sayings kept me from asking questions at all... so I can't say I love them too much... then again I wasn't the smartest in school anyway
@@miniminuteman773I saw a conspiracy theory earlier about a single blue shirt surviving in a house fire and it was so stupid it took me 3 minutes to process what it was trying to say. Stupid people are annoying people.
@@crestfallensunbro6001 begging the question is when your argument is basically the same thing it is arguing for for example: Apples are healthy because they’re good for you (healthy and good for you is the same thing, it doesn’t provide any actual reasoning) The actual fallacy here is called a loaded question, where the question implies or assume something that is not necessarily true
Their whole premise relies on ignorance, ive seen notice flat earthers do this all the time, they will keep asking questions that you wont easily answer not until you research it thoroughly and then add their own conspiracy twists on those gaps to make it seem like there are actually holes
@Josue_S_6411 No. It can be stupid if you frame a statement as a question, but if you genuinely don't know the answer to a question you're asking then it isn't stupid.
Showing that conspiracy theorists are wrong is good, but that minimuteman773 guy shows a picture of a flight that doesn't go over the poles.. does he have any idea how big antarctica is? The trajectories he gave are far far away from the south pole. And that is precisely not how you can convince anybody, who doesn't already believe the conspiracy theory is wrong.
As an international cargo Pilot on a 747... I can confirm that I talked to the illuminati before flying over the Antartic Arctic ice wall... They said just don't take pictures 🤣😮💨
It’s true he didn’t make it because he never came back to comment and never responded to those replying to him, another one bites the illuminati adrenochrome dust
How many midgets would it take to bring down Goliath if they swarmed him like wasps? Is Jesus more of a Cabernet Sauvignon or Merlot fellah? What if Lot's wife looked back instinctively because she remembered she left something on the stove and not defiance? What were Noah's thoughts on efficiency of how to isolate and contain all the creepy crawly things that the world would have been better off without? Don't challenge me, I can come up with so many stupid questions.
There are no stupid *genuine* questions. This person was intentionally asking misleading questions based on faulty premises. He doesn't want answers, he wants people to believe him. A genuine question is designed to help the asker learn. His are designed to manipulate others into agreeing with him.
The reason why commercial flights directly over the poles are so uncommon is two-fold: 1) harsh, sparsely inhabited climate/terrain. If a plane is forced to make a crash landing, the chances of timely rescue and recovery are very rare. At least over the ocean, you have common shipping lanes. 2) The interference in compasses caused by the magnetic poles makes navigation risky because if your GPS goes down and your compass starts going wonky, you're not gonna have a good time.
@@obi-ron going over the north pole at least ends up being a shorter flight path for many routes from North America to Europe, but yeah South pole there's just nothing down there to justify it
@Astromyxin like I said, ships traverse the oceans literally every day, that's a hell of a lot more traffic than crosses the Arctic and Antarctic. If a plane crashes in the Pacific, there's a chance that a ship will be close enough to respond, but if one crashes in the Antarctic, whose going to respond? A research station? The penguins?
@@Astromyxin true but there are fairly defined flight paths over the ocean, and oceanic weather tends to be much more reliable and less severe than Antarctica
@@deadropleropio411the force of gravity would need to exceed structural integrity so not sure. We know there is something inside making an electromagnetic feild so that would have some mass too so cannot be completely hollow. Most hollow earth theories are based on the 'surface' having gaps rather then falling to the centre of the earth. That and I'm not sure earth has enough mass to have enough gravity to collapse, certainly not into a singularity
the difference between a scientist and a conspiracist is simple.. A scientist asks questions and finds answers A conspiracist will ask questions and pretend the questions are the answers.
Okay I'll go find the answer and go to the middle of Antarctica OH WAIT THATS ILLEGAL. he literally proved it in the video there isn't one track going through the center all going around avoiding it lmfaooo. Like he showed us and contradicted himself. The North Pole I'll give him but the only person mentioning that was the idiot who posted it. The real interest is in Antarctica look up project hi jump
@@therealspider843this is conspiracy theorist logic "I think all gays are murderers" Proceeds to scour the internet for a gay serial killer "SEE THIS BOBBY WILLIAMS IS A GAY SERIAL KILLER GAYS ARE ALL MURDERERS"
There is for sure stupid questions. I consider stupid questions to be, questions that you can literally answer yourself. Like if you're in a store and go, "This store is stupid! Why doesn't this store not have milk?!" While if they just turn around and boom. I work at a grocery store and get this shit all the time. Or where's the butter? As they stand in front of the butter.
@cinema3522 I mean there are signs above the Isles that gives a decent description of what's on said isle. Like banking isle has...flower! Other banking goods. Just look I don't know what your issue is. Go to one side see if what your looking for is there. Then next side, back front of store. Not hard
@cinema3522 oh and "Dude" I was talking about people who don't even bother to look around. I have no issue helping people find things. It's A PART (just one part) of my job. Just try...
@@josephmayfield945wowww bro you’re so smart and sophisticated! imagine how cool and edgy you have to be to shit on pop culture. i’m *sure* you’re the first person to do that!
@slaapliedje big foot is more likely to be real than hollow earth. We discover new animal species quite often. Go ahead and search, might find something else interesting during your search. It's just very unlikely to be a 7 or 8 foot tall ape man hiding in the woods. Hollow earth just pisses all over science and then cries when science punches it.
@@99temporal Not really, he was asking manipulative questions. Trying to get false statements through under the radar by phrasing them as questions. People are a lot more likely to believe a falsehood if it's contained in a question that assumes it to be true. I imagine the brain starts trying to answer the question rather than checking whether the question's premises are correct. So it cannot be claimed that he was *just* asking questions. He was doing more than that.
It is NORAD's job to track all air traffic. Even Big Red One. By this point, Santa doesn't care, anymore. After all, if they tried anything. He would drop a can of woopass. And make Ecoterrorist cry for the amount of coal he would dump on them. (And I don't apologize. My vision of Santa is based off of the one from Detective Comics. Where Santa gives the big bad evil New God, Darkseid, a lump of coal every year. Even as Darkseid does his damnness to keep that joyly fat man off his planet.)
Leading questions and rhetorical questions like these are not “just asking questions” as they’re aren’t inquisitive they’re implying fundamentally false information and expressing explicit beliefs. I hate when people say they’re “just asking questions” when all they do is phrase false information as questions and proceed to only ask leading and rhetorical questions that don’t serve to learn Information
@@albirtarsha5370 Free speech protects them from legal liability in the vast majority of cases where people do this anyway. Lying is very much legal. They do this to protect the image of either their beliefs or of themselves.
Reason they don’t fly *directly* over the South Pole is there are no normal airports in Antarctica, so if a plane has issues they can’t land there in an emergency. They basically have to take the shortest path possible, they can’t detour over most of Antarctica. If you wanted to charter a flight directly over the South Pole, you would have to get an airplane equipped to land there and a pilot specially trained for it. This is different from the North Pole where there are normal airports near it.
It's also there just isn't high demand for flight routes that would cross the South Pole. Not a lot of people are demanding a direct flight from say, South Africa to Australia.
Plus an Air NZ flight crashed into My Erebus 40+ years ago and it was a catastrophe, in terms of death and recovery. A lesson to anyone of the dangers of flights over Antarctica.
By that logic a lot of the Atlantic oceans should be flightles. Plus if it's manditory there should be number out of the maximum distance an airliner maybe from any airfield. And the minimum requirements of that airfield. Because as is pointed out. The southpoles has an airfield.
@@barthoving2053 Good luck landing a 747 at the airfield that is 'at the south pole'... It's just an ice strip, and only usable during the 'warmer' months.
@@carlpanzram7081 no, they don't. If they did, they would ask questions to those who actually could give a proper answer, not on social media or in a tik tok video
@@carlpanzram7081because these questions have a pretty transparent intention of leading people not prompt to research into their desirable conclusion. Like in this video, all these questions are not really meant to be answered seriously, or else you figure out they don't make any sense because they are based on wrong premises, these questions are made to lead you to believe the only logical conclusion to answer those questions is that the Earth is Hollow. And thank God it is an inoffensive topic, but then these people go around talking about vaccines and shit and it's the rest of the world who has to live with the consequences.
@@giannipiccioni8411 To be fair its easier to get an answer from someone who knows about the subject in social media than going out and asking someone
Okay.. what if George Carlin was talking about the illusion of choice (go look it up, it applies to everyone) except he was just asking questions? Go watch the original by the way, it speaks volumes. Do we need a formal conspiracy when interests converge? Didn't all these politicians go to the same universities? The same country clubs? Do they need to call any meetings? Why wouldn't they already know what's good for them? Why are there only two political parties? There were 7 oil companies, why are there only 3, will there be 2 soon? Why are there only a handful of insurance companies? Now, again, he didn't say any of this in the form of a question, however that does not mean that asking questions is wrong, nor does that make any of what he says less though provoking/poignant. What I think you're trying to get at is unbelievably brain dead points of conjecture phrased as questions to avoid criticism.
the fact the whole war is a total fabrication being filmed by stanley kubrick's head in a jar... and on location in... antarctica... cause it's really more of a temperate zone with many soviet era buildings and stuff... cause the soviets filmed all their wars there. even parts of ww1 and 2.
@@outdoorscholar6016 Education is going to be a bygone here in the US and especially in Florida with the acceptance of right wing religious programs like PragerU accepted in our schools.
So glad you are here to debunk these shallow folk. They are dangerous because so many want to believe something the "experts" have failed to notice or have chosen to keep from the people. Standing ovations for truth over ignorance!
Look, you need to realize that this is how Nigerian Princes find people to help them. How would Nigerian Princes know who to ask without these videos? I am just asking questions
The reason why these questions are stupid is because they're not asking questions. They're not interested in the answers at all. They're using the structure and language of questions as a rhetorical device.
In a fucking comic book that is fiction, ever heard of making shit up for the story? You probably think that batman exists too, and also if this is a joke, I will r/woosh myself.
"What color are the green ones?" A friend of mine asked this when I was a kid. I don't remember the context, but she wasn't stupid - she just misspoke. But we both turned and looked at each other and said "yes, there *are* stupid questions."
And ironically there are bad answers for stupid questions. Yesterday I did a stupid question "What goes into the cheese burger" ...So the guy replied... cheese... and the burger. Ok, I'm cool with that, I just followed up asking is the cheese was anything but cheddar .... Alas the burger did not come with just cheese and the burger patty (and bread) it also came with lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise . Which thankfully I like, because if there was also onions that would have ruined the whole burger for me. ... And I did ask what was in it
Also, it's pretty obvious that it would be a bad idea to fly a passenger plane over Antarctica on a regular basis. It probably makes it really hard to save the passengers if the plane has an issue.
In 1979 an Air New Zealand passenger aircraft which was doing a sightseeing trip over Antarctica crashed into Mount Erebus,killing all 257 passengers and crew. Even if there had been survivors from the initial crash they would very likely have died before any significant help could arrive.
Half As Interesting did a video on it, and basically yes. That, and flying over Antarctica would put you too far away from the nearest serviceable airport for most passenger planes to make a diversion in case of some emergency or another. Most planes are rated to be able to fly up to 180 miles from the nearest airport, but that effectively excludes all of Antarctica. And also also, there just isn't much demand for flights that would need to go over Antarctica to begin with; most human beings reside in the north pole, so most flights happen there to begin with, and the only flights that go close are the flights between Sydney and Johanesburg and Sydney and Santiago, that only sometimes skirt the edge of Antarctica. Antarctic sightseeing planes are different because they have modifications that allow them to land on runways made of ice and are much, much smaller. But you can still go on them if you have the money.
It’s mind-boggling that people who clearly felt they were too clever for formal education are possessed with a belief that they have special ability to ‘figure stuff out’! Narcissism lives!!
Loaded questions! Got to love it. It's like asking "Does everyone know you beat your wife" or "Who's worse, Hitler or Stalin?" You cannot justifiably answer on the grounds of the question because it is flawed to begin with.
I used to hold the belief that there are no stupid questions, until I was like 16. I was in an honors history class, and a girl legitimately asked "Who wrote 'The Diary of Anne Frank'?" After that, I realized there ABSOLUTELY are stupid questions. That same girl went on to be our Senior Class President...
It’s a damn shame. Every girls nightmare is someone reading their diary and every Jews nightmare is missing a penny, which she never got from the sale of her book.
Well, that one was a valid question, if you think that it was written in ball point pen, way before the invention of ball point pen . That this is just j3wish propaganda and cp fanfic
Me lord, Its been a long time since I could follow your banner, but I've returned and Im happy to follow once more. I can not await your next journal me lord, and I will watch with intrigue as my squirship has nearly finished(finally)
welcome to Conspiracy Theory Land (tm)! Where everything somehow supports the insane thing that *you* believe in, even when it seems to completely contradict you or even be *completely* irrelevant!
Something something... "You have to educate yourself on this*" * mean: go down some incredible stupid conspiracy rabbit hole and don't forget to let your brain at the door.
The "questions" these people ask aren't actually questions. They are statements, posed in the form of a question, to lead the viewer to a very specific answer. So while there may or may not be stupid questions, there are certainly plenty of malicious, leading ones.
Thank you for exposing the 2nd and 3rd level of confusion and conspiracy! There are always several different ways to ask THE SAME QUESTION! We have to have enough intelligence to know the difference. Yet, the masses are showed to be dumb, ignorant and COMPLETELY WRONG but get to spew this on the internet. And people believe this cods over legitimate news..... That's on the reader!
You can be sure a lot of these people learned this way of thinking early in life, when they were taught to ask 'questions' like "If not God, then WHO CREATED us?"
This guy's content is like a breath of fresh mountain air in the winter on a sunny day after 24 hours of being in downtown Las Vegas. It's so relieving
Yes actually, I moved from Las Vegas to Denver Colorado. Comparing the two cities, Colorado gave me a massive boost in my health, even more so for my mother, because she got athsma from Las Vegas but it's been so much better ever since we moved. @@mikekasich836
@@alien1162there indeed is! Many fossils have been found there! And not only fossils, but meteorites as well! There are areas there where they are really common and visible quite well because the lack of foliage:)
You can do a specific flight to go see the South Pole with Quantas from Australia. It's pretty regular. You can also fly your own plane there anytime you want if you have a good jet with a long range. There's no one to stop you.
It's because they're not asking questions. They're posing their fantasy as reality and framing it as a question. They're not questions, they're disguised answers pretending to be open to answers
I always ask, "who profits?" That's the main test for a conspiracy theory. Who profits from faking the moon landing or round earth? Nobody, that's who. "It's about control." Whatever, man, they're controlling you just fine without faking a damn thing.
While it’s technically not illegal to fly over the South Pole, airliners are restricted to flights a certain timeframe from a suitable landing site. This is called ETOPS. Essentially twin engine aircraft are limited to say 270 minutes from a suitable landing site. This changes for each aircraft. That is why commercial flights do not cross the South Pole, and rarely cross the Antarctic land mass. This does not apply to military and special charter flights to Antarctica, as the pilots must be certified to land on ice runways and carry enough fuel to return to their origin if they are unable to land in Antarctica.
When I was at the South Pole in the summer of 07-08 a new model Airbus surprised us by flying overhead on a round-the-world shakedown cruise. No one had warned us so we weren't expecting it. They don't normally fly airliners over Antarctica because regulations require emergency airfields every so often and only a couple airfields in Antarctica even come close to qualifying, but it certainly is not illegal.
Earth is full of sweet, soft, marshmallow fluff
Some of earths residents have soft marshmallow in their skulls
Like a tea cake :]
"we're the cream filling!"
This isn't just an earth's core. This is a Marks and Spencer's earth's core 🤤
@@allthecakeyum common core conspiracy lore
I mean they aren't really asking Questions.
They are just phrasing their answers as questions to dodge criticism.
Basically just rhetorical questions
@@damienearl8302 Ah shit I shouldn't have slept during English class 😂.
That's right rhetorical questions.
It’s beyond a simple rhetorical question. It’s deliberate psychological manipulation. They stick something false into a question to get the “victim” to accept it as they consider the question as a whole. Like if I asked “why do they put arsenic in jellybeans when it doesn’t do anything for the flavor and it isn’t a preservative?”
One might quickly fact check me on if it’s a preservative, but if I have a cult following like most these guys do, they’re going to leave my statement of fact alone long enough for me to move on to a different topic while my manipulative statement stays with them.
Now next time the topic of jellybeans comes up, they’ll be ready to tell people there’s arsenic in jellybeans. I can use that to my advantage if I get enough people repeating it. People like being in a group with inside information and others who agree with them. I could probably even ask for donations so I could buy jellybeans and go on a trip to the jellybean factory. . . to expose them of course.
It's a very interesting rhetorical device that's everywhere when you know about it where someone asks questions, pauses, and pretends that that means nobody could provide an answer. Even though they're making a video alone in their bedroom. Surprisingly effective.
Why is it that birds know where to migrate to?
It's because the earth is flat. Checkmate.
“Why is it illegal to fly over the poles?”
“It isn’t”
“WHAT ARE THEY HIDING”
"Im just asking questions" its like the "does your mom know you're gay" joke
*Polish people looking uncomfortable *
“Stop flying over us!”
who is they?
Obviously hiding Santa Claus
I mean he backed it up with an image declaring the Ukrain a no-fly zone. Nothing has ever made me believe the poles to be a no-fly zone more than an image that claims that there aren't any comercial flights in an active war-zone.
You hit the nail on the head. “There are no stupid questions” only applies to those who are genuinely inquisitive and not to those who don’t care for the answer.
There are no stupid questions, but there are plenty of people saying stupid things that sound like questions but actually aren't.
Also doesnt apply to air heads. My wife needed green bell peppers for her cooking. I just got off a 15 hours shift and was gunna pick some up. I called her to ask which ones are the green ones.. turns out. Its the ones that are green. 10 years and she still wont stop reminding me.
@@SwarmerGaming Were you thinking of green as another concept from the color or what?
@@randomaccount349 after a double back then, I wasn't thinking anything. I just let my body run on autopilot.
There are no stupid questions. Except for rhetorical ones.
Just out of morbid curiosity, I would love to see a debate between a Flat Earther and a Hollow Earther.
I'll bring the popcorn! LoL
How about the bottom side of the earth?! Yeah the side held up by elephants on a giant turtle.
Btw I love the hollow earth fantasy world Pellucidar.
Oh god yes that would be the best and stupidest thing ever
My crazy uncle Bob and his crazy friends were having that very argument years ago. One said the earth was flat, one said it was hollow, one said it was a ring... like halo or something. I said I didn't even think there was an earth 😂 The sane people all died laughing and then one said, "actually, that may be true" and tried to start on the matrix theory and I lost my buzz
Both theories are objectively silly, but at least the hollow earth theory makes for fun Kaiju related media. Thanks Godzilla VS Kong. 😂
perhaps there's a 3rd faction...the Hollow Flat Earthers...now there's a thought.
"I'm just asking questions"
Yes and also not accepting answers that don't corroborate what you already believe.
This, 100%
Yes, like he said, he is JUST asking questions. Asking questions ONLY. No answers, just questions.
This is called sea-lioning :3
@@raixirawhat a curious term, what's the origins?
@@lopezthedestroyer I have no idea, truly. I know that's the term for the disingenuous "just asking questions" folks, but I don't have a clue where it comes from. :3
"Is it illegal to fly over the poles?"
Of course it's not! Just ask Santa!
this caused me an umprompted thought about that like, commerical where santa meets the giant sapient m&ms and says "they are real" then dies
They let him because they can't stop him, NORAD's been trying to get his ass shot down for years, why'd you think they track his every move?
@@iMajoraGamingu good ?
@@nobody7295
Santa never gave him presents as a child
the existence of Santa is easier to support than Hollow Earth
The best part of any conspiracy is that the burden of proof is placed on those that appose it. Convenient as hell.
Appose means “to place side by side.”
I believe my Autocorrect is actually a tool of the Devil and makes mistakes AFTER I hit Reply just to make me look bad.
What can be, unburdened by what has been
Whenever someone asks questions that show they haven't done the least bit of personal research, I tell them to go catch up, an stop being so lazy and time wasting
The best part of being a conspiracy theorist is never having to actually prove, well... anything.
Then don’t indulge in the conversation.
It's illegal to fly over the poles because Santa has anti air missile launchers to stop the grinch's bombing runs
But the grinch legalized it so Santa would be busy reloading after shooting a plane while the grinch was on a different plane right behind it
Mr Santa there's a second plane coming!!
@@idran7096 "WAIT, WHAT?! Then... Who tf did I just shoot??" *Random ass head of a little girl falls onto the ground in front of them, definitely not staged*
He shakes his belly like a bowl full of nitroglycerin.
@@smickothesmickestMr. Santa, a second plane has hit the workshop
My chemistry teacher used to say “there’s no such thing as stupid questions, just stupid people” by far my favorite teacher
Amen to that
😂 so true... though as a child these kind of sayings kept me from asking questions at all... so I can't say I love them too much... then again I wasn't the smartest in school anyway
@@miniminuteman773I saw a conspiracy theory earlier about a single blue shirt surviving in a house fire and it was so stupid it took me 3 minutes to process what it was trying to say. Stupid people are annoying people.
I think we had the same Chem teacher.
It me for the airport
The old “make up incorrect shit and then ask why that happens” trick
That still doesn't tell us why our government is run by sentient goose-people!
Taken from the Tucker Carslon playbook
@@Otek_Nr.3who should be running it?
@@Bangin0utWest The capybaras, obviously!
@@Otek_Nr.3 those assholes??
"I'm just asking questions" = "I'm just rephrasing accusations as questions"
I feel like there's a difference between asking a question and ending a manipluative statement with a question mark
That's not true at all?
@@lilcleanex8644OMFG YOU KILLED ME LMAOO (I literally judged you for gaslighting before realizing and coming back Lmaoo)
I think it's called begging the question, I'm not sure tho could be mixing it up with another fallacy
@@crestfallensunbro6001
begging the question is when your argument is basically the same thing it is arguing for
for example:
Apples are healthy because they’re good for you (healthy and good for you is the same thing, it doesn’t provide any actual reasoning)
The actual fallacy here is called a loaded question, where the question implies or assume something that is not necessarily true
@@ConfusionUwU yeah i knew it was one of them, just not sure which one
they censored the South Pole to spare us knowledge of Dark Santa
Is he the one that gives coal?
That’s where Krampus lives 😂
@@blunted219 no normal Santa does that
Evil Santa will just steal your stuff
I wrestle Santa's evil twin
Darth Santa, Darth Clause, the Anti-Clause, Nega Santa, the Great Red Menace
They're not asking questions. They're making statements that are disguised as questions
Their whole premise relies on ignorance, ive seen notice flat earthers do this all the time, they will keep asking questions that you wont easily answer not until you research it thoroughly and then add their own conspiracy twists on those gaps to make it seem like there are actually holes
No shit Sherlock
Yeah that's literally what the guy in the video was pointing out.
Isn't that a logical fallacy?
@ yeah
There are no stupid questions, but there are stupid answers posing as questions.
There are absolutely stupid questions.
@Josue_S_6411 No. It can be stupid if you frame a statement as a question, but if you genuinely don't know the answer to a question you're asking then it isn't stupid.
Showing that conspiracy theorists are wrong is good, but that minimuteman773 guy shows a picture of a flight that doesn't go over the poles..
does he have any idea how big antarctica is?
The trajectories he gave are far far away from the south pole.
And that is precisely not how you can convince anybody, who doesn't already believe the conspiracy theory is wrong.
As an international cargo Pilot on a 747... I can confirm that I talked to the illuminati before flying over the Antartic Arctic ice wall... They said just don't take pictures 🤣😮💨
Oh no, now they will order a hit on you. 😢😂
Rip poor airline pilot for sharing the truth. Taken from us to soon
It’s true he didn’t make it because he never came back to comment and never responded to those replying to him, another one bites the illuminati adrenochrome dust
Hey. They didn't say anything about talking about it. Just no pictures. Talking can't be proven and They know it.
Antarctic arctic bro wtf lmao
there's no stupid good faith questions. these are rhetorical questions
How many midgets would it take to bring down Goliath if they swarmed him like wasps?
Is Jesus more of a Cabernet Sauvignon or Merlot fellah?
What if Lot's wife looked back instinctively because she remembered she left something on the stove and not defiance?
What were Noah's thoughts on efficiency of how to isolate and contain all the creepy crawly things that the world would have been better off without?
Don't challenge me, I can come up with so many stupid questions.
@@idcyco3623 Since those don't seem to be asked in good faith, you just proved their point.
@@idcyco3623I mean, A for effort but all you did was ask a bunch of rhetorical questions
@@himarisuzuki5208 now see that's where you're wrong. I most certainly want every single one of those stupid questions answered.
@@MalloonTarka they might not seem to be in good faith, but you can't prove that their ill-willed neither.
The person that said "There are no stupid questions" didn't know the Internet was coming.
Honestly lol, I've been asked questions that give me a migraine and question if they paid attention in school.
😂
There are no stupid *genuine* questions.
This person was intentionally asking misleading questions based on faulty premises.
He doesn't want answers, he wants people to believe him. A genuine question is designed to help the asker learn. His are designed to manipulate others into agreeing with him.
As someone who has worked with the public in customer service for years, I can definitively state that there are stupid questions.
The reason why commercial flights directly over the poles are so uncommon is two-fold: 1) harsh, sparsely inhabited climate/terrain. If a plane is forced to make a crash landing, the chances of timely rescue and recovery are very rare. At least over the ocean, you have common shipping lanes. 2) The interference in compasses caused by the magnetic poles makes navigation risky because if your GPS goes down and your compass starts going wonky, you're not gonna have a good time.
There's also the fact that most places are nowhere near the poles so travelling directly from one to another makes more sense 🤔
@@obi-ron going over the north pole at least ends up being a shorter flight path for many routes from North America to Europe, but yeah South pole there's just nothing down there to justify it
I mean, planes fly over the ocean all the time, which is probably the most harsh and sparsely inhabited and terrainless area on the planet.
@Astromyxin like I said, ships traverse the oceans literally every day, that's a hell of a lot more traffic than crosses the Arctic and Antarctic. If a plane crashes in the Pacific, there's a chance that a ship will be close enough to respond, but if one crashes in the Antarctic, whose going to respond? A research station? The penguins?
@@Astromyxin true but there are fairly defined flight paths over the ocean, and oceanic weather tends to be much more reliable and less severe than Antarctica
I can't believe this guy just showed the south pole uncensored on YT like that, i hope he doesnt get demonetized
HAHAHAHA I’m going to just assume that you are joking because I don’t want to think that you’re “one of those”. 😉💙
@@ursamajor7468 of course I'm joking
We all know the poles aren't real anyway, how can it be if the earth is donut shaped
South Pole kinda freaky tho 🥵
Ngl bro that picture of the South Pole got me feeling a certain way 🥵
@@Frawst_ Imagine thinking the Earth is donut shaped.
Everyone knows Earth is EAR shaped, the name obviously comes from there.
Conspiracy Brendon Urie 😂
I was thinking he was more of a Joseph Conspiracy-Levitt
I was thinking he was more of a Conspiracy John Cena
@@michaeljordansgrandchild8976then we wouldn't see him 😭
I do kinda see it though
Panic! At the Poles
I CHIMED IN WITH BULLSHIT THEORIES YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF
Him using the word "forbidden" instead of just "illegal" is so funny like oh? it's forbidden? by who? the council???
The woke left or the lizard people, it's a 50/50 split
@@kacpros8866 you forgot the secret third option: (((them)))
If the Earth was hollow we would 100% be using it as a landfill to dump all our garbage and waste in it.
We really are trash as a species
if earth really was hollow wouldn't it pop like a balloon? Or would there not be enough gasses in there for that?
@@3eve0nif it was hollow I think it would collapse in on itself because gravity
@@deadropleropio411the force of gravity would need to exceed structural integrity so not sure. We know there is something inside making an electromagnetic feild so that would have some mass too so cannot be completely hollow. Most hollow earth theories are based on the 'surface' having gaps rather then falling to the centre of the earth.
That and I'm not sure earth has enough mass to have enough gravity to collapse, certainly not into a singularity
Why would there be a government conspiracy covering this up when it'd be more profitable to exploit it?
the difference between a scientist and a conspiracist is simple..
A scientist asks questions and finds answers
A conspiracist will ask questions and pretend the questions are the answers.
a conspiracy theorist will have a conclusion before asking questions, and will only ask questions to prove their conclusion
The science is bought and paid for. Look at all the poison majority of doctors are ok signing off on.
@@therealspider843mmm love some good confirmation bias
Okay I'll go find the answer and go to the middle of Antarctica OH WAIT THATS ILLEGAL. he literally proved it in the video there isn't one track going through the center all going around avoiding it lmfaooo. Like he showed us and contradicted himself. The North Pole I'll give him but the only person mentioning that was the idiot who posted it. The real interest is in Antarctica look up project hi jump
@@therealspider843this is conspiracy theorist logic
"I think all gays are murderers"
Proceeds to scour the internet for a gay serial killer
"SEE THIS BOBBY WILLIAMS IS A GAY SERIAL KILLER GAYS ARE ALL MURDERERS"
As a teacher I always say "there are no stupid questions, just irrelevant ones."
trouble is discerning
There is for sure stupid questions. I consider stupid questions to be, questions that you can literally answer yourself. Like if you're in a store and go, "This store is stupid! Why doesn't this store not have milk?!" While if they just turn around and boom. I work at a grocery store and get this shit all the time. Or where's the butter? As they stand in front of the butter.
@@Iresey981dude…there is so much shit in a grocery store nowadays, I don’t blame people for gettin lost or confused
@cinema3522 I mean there are signs above the Isles that gives a decent description of what's on said isle. Like banking isle has...flower! Other banking goods. Just look I don't know what your issue is. Go to one side see if what your looking for is there. Then next side, back front of store. Not hard
@cinema3522 oh and "Dude" I was talking about people who don't even bother to look around. I have no issue helping people find things. It's A PART (just one part) of my job. Just try...
There are definitely stupid questions and stupid people and will remain that way until they learn to think critically.
"The ability to speak does not make you intelligent."
-Qui-gon Jinn
Man, I wish adults didn’t reference Harry Potter and Star Wars instead of, you know - intellectuals.
@@josephmayfield945because complaining about movie quotes in the TH-cam comments really oozes with intellect 🙄
@@josephmayfield945wowww bro you’re so smart and sophisticated!
imagine how cool and edgy you have to be to shit on pop culture. i’m *sure* you’re the first person to do that!
something he probably Said to Jar Jar Binks, who somehow manages to be smarter than these people
Qui Gon was a legend that was too good for this world and,@@davimathias6721Comment of the month. Best burn I've heard in a while.
This shit wild. Man thinking Earth is a Russian doll. He thinks Tom Crean and Ernest Shackelton were on a journey to the center of the Earth.
He probably watched that movie and nearly shit himself. “Oh my god they’re putting it right in front of us!!” ☠️
Where else would Bigfoot live? (Sorry, been binging Expedition Bigfoot which seems to try to be serious, but is yet so goofy.)
@slaapliedje big foot is more likely to be real than hollow earth. We discover new animal species quite often. Go ahead and search, might find something else interesting during your search. It's just very unlikely to be a 7 or 8 foot tall ape man hiding in the woods. Hollow earth just pisses all over science and then cries when science punches it.
Aaaaw russian doll planets 🥺
😂😂 Amazing you're probably right! Dude watched that film thinking it was a documentary 🤣
Bro's been watching too much Godzilla vs Kong and now wants to find Kong's family in the Hollow Earth.
Ngl even they'd reject him.
Lol I was looking for a comment referencing the monster verse
The Earth isn't hollow, their heads are.
I love how nothing he said was even remotely right
The part where he said "I'm just asking questions" is absolutely right, specially because thinking and asking questions are two different things...
@@99temporal Not really, he was asking manipulative questions. Trying to get false statements through under the radar by phrasing them as questions. People are a lot more likely to believe a falsehood if it's contained in a question that assumes it to be true. I imagine the brain starts trying to answer the question rather than checking whether the question's premises are correct.
So it cannot be claimed that he was *just* asking questions. He was doing more than that.
My favorite is “There are stupid questions, but I’d rather ask a stupid question than make a stupid mistake.”
"Santa flies over the world to deliver presents"
"Illegal."
"Wh-"
Well...I mean NORAD does do projections on him every year so......
It is NORAD's job to track all air traffic. Even Big Red One. By this point, Santa doesn't care, anymore. After all, if they tried anything. He would drop a can of woopass. And make Ecoterrorist cry for the amount of coal he would dump on them.
(And I don't apologize. My vision of Santa is based off of the one from Detective Comics. Where Santa gives the big bad evil New God, Darkseid, a lump of coal every year. Even as Darkseid does his damnness to keep that joyly fat man off his planet.)
20mm auto fire at the sled
Leading questions and rhetorical questions like these are not “just asking questions” as they’re aren’t inquisitive they’re implying fundamentally false information and expressing explicit beliefs. I hate when people say they’re “just asking questions” when all they do is phrase false information as questions and proceed to only ask leading and rhetorical questions that don’t serve to learn Information
They're not hiding the Hollow Earth. They're hiding Silk Song
Unity sure does try and hide silksong with the devs!
They're hiding the "homework" stash
TIME TO GET SAILING, BOYS
You rock
So true
Tbh, the "just asking questions" aren't actually asking anything. They're just framing statements as questions so they don't have to own them.
Exactly, no legal liability for assertions of disinformation.
@@albirtarsha5370 Free speech protects them from legal liability in the vast majority of cases where people do this anyway. Lying is very much legal.
They do this to protect the image of either their beliefs or of themselves.
@@alansmithee419 politians would go out of style if it was illegal to lie 🤣
@@CopeAndSeeth Since when has something being "against the law" stopped politicans?
At most if it bothers them theyll just rewrite the laws.
Keep fighting the good fight Milo. You rock guy.
Illegal and forbidden? No. Unwise? For sure.
"There are no stupid questions, just loaded questions."
-- Me, right now.
"No such thing as a stupid question so long as it is asked out of actually wanting to know the answer."
"Conspiracy Brendon Urie" took me out 😂
That was hilarious, though I was thinking more like Conspiracy Kevin Jonas
He violated that man
It's not even Conspiracy Brendon Urie, it's Conspiracy Brendon Yowie...
There's no stupid questions, but there are questions predicates on orchestrated lies.
Reason they don’t fly *directly* over the South Pole is there are no normal airports in Antarctica, so if a plane has issues they can’t land there in an emergency. They basically have to take the shortest path possible, they can’t detour over most of Antarctica. If you wanted to charter a flight directly over the South Pole, you would have to get an airplane equipped to land there and a pilot specially trained for it. This is different from the North Pole where there are normal airports near it.
Also, destinations that would mean a route over the south pole aren't that many.
It's also there just isn't high demand for flight routes that would cross the South Pole. Not a lot of people are demanding a direct flight from say, South Africa to Australia.
Plus an Air NZ flight crashed into My Erebus 40+ years ago and it was a catastrophe, in terms of death and recovery. A lesson to anyone of the dangers of flights over Antarctica.
By that logic a lot of the Atlantic oceans should be flightles. Plus if it's manditory there should be number out of the maximum distance an airliner maybe from any airfield. And the minimum requirements of that airfield. Because as is pointed out. The southpoles has an airfield.
@@barthoving2053 Good luck landing a 747 at the airfield that is 'at the south pole'... It's just an ice strip, and only usable during the 'warmer' months.
Whenever anybody says "hey I'm just askin questions here" I know to immediately disregard anything that they say.
How can you disregard a question?
It's not meant as a statement, someone just wants an answer.
@@carlpanzram7081 no, they don't. If they did, they would ask questions to those who actually could give a proper answer, not on social media or in a tik tok video
@@carlpanzram7081because these questions have a pretty transparent intention of leading people not prompt to research into their desirable conclusion.
Like in this video, all these questions are not really meant to be answered seriously, or else you figure out they don't make any sense because they are based on wrong premises, these questions are made to lead you to believe the only logical conclusion to answer those questions is that the Earth is Hollow.
And thank God it is an inoffensive topic, but then these people go around talking about vaccines and shit and it's the rest of the world who has to live with the consequences.
@@giannipiccioni8411 To be fair its easier to get an answer from someone who knows about the subject in social media than going out and asking someone
Okay.. what if George Carlin was talking about the illusion of choice (go look it up, it applies to everyone) except he was just asking questions?
Go watch the original by the way, it speaks volumes.
Do we need a formal conspiracy when interests converge?
Didn't all these politicians go to the same universities? The same country clubs?
Do they need to call any meetings? Why wouldn't they already know what's good for them?
Why are there only two political parties?
There were 7 oil companies, why are there only 3, will there be 2 soon?
Why are there only a handful of insurance companies?
Now, again, he didn't say any of this in the form of a question, however that does not mean that asking questions is wrong, nor does that make any of what he says less though provoking/poignant.
What I think you're trying to get at is unbelievably brain dead points of conjecture phrased as questions to avoid criticism.
I absolutely love the "no fly zone" map of Ukraine
What are they hiding there??
Russian warcrimes?
Cheeki breeki!
the fact the whole war is a total fabrication being filmed by stanley kubrick's head in a jar... and on location in... antarctica... cause it's really more of a temperate zone with many soviet era buildings and stuff... cause the soviets filmed all their wars there. even parts of ww1 and 2.
The North and South poles. Obviously
they're clearly talking about the polish!
there is a difference between asking a question and asking a question with an agenda.
How does your head not explode after having to listen to this tripe? You are truly one of the best.
This is what happens in a country where football gets better funding than education.
And what happens when the State would rather put money in literally everything else but in Education 😌
Well yeah, they want you nice and dumb so you are stupid enough to join the military.
@@outdoorscholar6016The us happens
@@outdoorscholar6016 Education is going to be a bygone here in the US and especially in Florida with the acceptance of right wing religious programs like PragerU accepted in our schools.
Football rocks! 🎸 🍻
So glad you are here to debunk these shallow folk. They are dangerous because so many want to believe something the "experts" have failed to notice or have chosen to keep from the people. Standing ovations for truth over ignorance!
There's a difference between asking a question you're curious about rather than trying to invite an argument about nonsense.
I think there's no such thing as a stupid question as long as the person asking the question actually wants a genuine answer
Nice trans flag btw REPRESENT!! Also yea I agree with your statement
*“There’s no such thing as stupid answers, just stupid people“*
@@toast6375there are stupid answers
The T community is a joke
Sick ass pfp
The no stupid questions thing only applies to questions which are asked in good faith.
"There are no stupid questions but there sure are a lot of inquisitive idiots"
Look, you need to realize that this is how Nigerian Princes find people to help them. How would Nigerian Princes know who to ask without these videos? I am just asking questions
It's because they're not asking questions. They're telling their viewers to ask that question, and then they give them the wrong answer.
You are so smart bro
As my dad says, "There are no stupid questions, but there sure are a lot of inquisitive idiots."
Well yeah, they don't know much lol
@@bwestacado9643the quest for knowledge and a quest for vindication are very different.
@@arandomkobold8403 I absolutely love this comment....might have to steal it.
You're a Legend 😂
@@arandomkobold8403this exactly
The reason why these questions are stupid is because they're not asking questions. They're not interested in the answers at all.
They're using the structure and language of questions as a rhetorical device.
You read my mind. I was just about to post the same thing.
There’s no stupid questions, just stupid people.
No, that was a pretty damn stupid question
If hollow earth isn't real then where did Spider-Man fight all those dinosaurs?!?
youre goddamn right
In a comic book
@@ryancraig110no fucking shit
In a fucking comic book that is fiction, ever heard of making shit up for the story? You probably think that batman exists too, and also if this is a joke, I will r/woosh myself.
@@N3gativeR3FLUX oddly agressive
r/woosh
No stupid questions doesn’t apply when you’re outright lying
Maybe he doesn't know that his questions are Stupid?
Right, the question isn't "stupid". It's intentionally disingenuous. He knows that the questions he's asking are false premises.
@@joshp8535 That's the thing. Does he know? He could just be stupid.
There are definitely stupid questions like, can you revive a skeleton my giving him cpr?
@@mrmessor4792 "Try it and find out" is usually my go to response to questions like that.
When I'm stuck at worldbuilding, I come to this guy's channel
Peak comedy
Is this how JK Rowling got worldbuilding as terrible as she does.
Nononono no
There are most definitely stupid questions. 100% I run into them daily.
I love how angrily sarcastic he is by the end
As someone who has worked retail, there are 100% stupid questions.
The customer is always wrong!
"What color are the green ones?"
A friend of mine asked this when I was a kid.
I don't remember the context, but she wasn't stupid - she just misspoke.
But we both turned and looked at each other and said "yes, there *are* stupid questions."
And ironically there are bad answers for stupid questions.
Yesterday I did a stupid question
"What goes into the cheese burger"
...So the guy replied... cheese... and the burger.
Ok, I'm cool with that, I just followed up asking is the cheese was anything but cheddar
....
Alas the burger did not come with just cheese and the burger patty (and bread)
it also came with lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise . Which thankfully I like, because if there was also onions that would have ruined the whole burger for me.
... And I did ask what was in it
How much are your nickle ice cream cones ???? the were a dime at the time just guess how old I am!!!!!
Therapist: Butthole Earth cant hurt you, it isn't real.
Butthole Earth:
Om nom nom
🤣🤣🤣
@@johnracine4589 also report this dude pls
They think they are cooking, but the pan is empty...
And the gas to the oven isn’t even connected.
The Earth isn't Hollow but his head sure is.
Also, it's pretty obvious that it would be a bad idea to fly a passenger plane over Antarctica on a regular basis. It probably makes it really hard to save the passengers if the plane has an issue.
In 1979 an Air New Zealand passenger aircraft which was doing a sightseeing trip over Antarctica crashed into Mount Erebus,killing all 257 passengers and crew. Even if there had been survivors from the initial crash they would very likely have died before any significant help could arrive.
Half As Interesting did a video on it, and basically yes. That, and flying over Antarctica would put you too far away from the nearest serviceable airport for most passenger planes to make a diversion in case of some emergency or another. Most planes are rated to be able to fly up to 180 miles from the nearest airport, but that effectively excludes all of Antarctica. And also also, there just isn't much demand for flights that would need to go over Antarctica to begin with; most human beings reside in the north pole, so most flights happen there to begin with, and the only flights that go close are the flights between Sydney and Johanesburg and Sydney and Santiago, that only sometimes skirt the edge of Antarctica.
Antarctic sightseeing planes are different because they have modifications that allow them to land on runways made of ice and are much, much smaller. But you can still go on them if you have the money.
That's a good excuse and honestly probably not wrong just very convenient for the powers at be look up project hi jump
That Hollow Earth story is just 50's Sci fi/fantasy.
@@tallyhorizzla3330 tell that to admiral byrd and our government who silenced him
It’s mind-boggling that people who clearly felt they were too clever for formal education are possessed with a belief that they have special ability to ‘figure stuff out’! Narcissism lives!!
Im so glad i found your channel, you give me hope the worlds not lost 😂
Loaded questions! Got to love it. It's like asking "Does everyone know you beat your wife" or "Who's worse, Hitler or Stalin?" You cannot justifiably answer on the grounds of the question because it is flawed to begin with.
Stalin definitely worse 😅 communism sucks a lot 💔 the entire Eastern block is still struggling from that Soviet bs
I used to hold the belief that there are no stupid questions, until I was like 16. I was in an honors history class, and a girl legitimately asked "Who wrote 'The Diary of Anne Frank'?" After that, I realized there ABSOLUTELY are stupid questions. That same girl went on to be our Senior Class President...
It’s a damn shame. Every girls nightmare is someone reading their diary and every Jews nightmare is missing a penny, which she never got from the sale of her book.
Anne Frank wrote it but her father (who amazingly survived the war) edited it and released it to the general public.
Well, that one was a valid question, if you think that it was written in ball point pen, way before the invention of ball point pen . That this is just j3wish propaganda and cp fanfic
@@christianfreedom-seeker2025he mostly edited it to keep it PG. We all know what Anne was writing about.
Well to be fair the diary of a wimpy kid wasn’t written by a wimpy kid
You should make a long form vid of you debunking an entire conspiracy TikTok page
He has
@@LogjammerDbaggagecling-qr5dswe want more 😌
@EllyValentini now that I agree with.
Me lord, Its been a long time since I could follow your banner, but I've returned and Im happy to follow once more. I can not await your next journal me lord, and I will watch with intrigue as my squirship has nearly finished(finally)
As a Polish person, i can infact confirm that ive seen an aircraft fly overhead several times.
There may be no stupid questions…but sometimes there’s people asking questions for very stupid reasons😅
Wait how do his “questions” even support the Earth being hollow?????
They don’t, they just make people with cognitive bias feel smug
Lol, they don’t🤣
welcome to Conspiracy Theory Land (tm)! Where everything somehow supports the insane thing that *you* believe in, even when it seems to completely contradict you or even be *completely* irrelevant!
Something something... "You have to educate yourself on this*"
* mean: go down some incredible stupid conspiracy rabbit hole and don't forget to let your brain at the door.
@@unnamedenemy9 And don't forget that, in the end, it's all the Jews' fault. No matter what.
On no, there are most definitely stupid questions!
My guy gets his info from the mcdonalds bathroom 😂😂
The "questions" these people ask aren't actually questions. They are statements, posed in the form of a question, to lead the viewer to a very specific answer.
So while there may or may not be stupid questions, there are certainly plenty of malicious, leading ones.
Thank you for exposing the 2nd and 3rd level of confusion and conspiracy!
There are always several different ways to ask THE SAME QUESTION!
We have to have enough intelligence to know the difference. Yet, the masses are showed to be dumb, ignorant and COMPLETELY WRONG but get to spew this on the internet. And people believe this cods over legitimate news.....
That's on the reader!
this is used alot by people to sway support for their political views in comment sections
You can be sure a lot of these people learned this way of thinking early in life, when they were taught to ask 'questions' like "If not God, then WHO CREATED us?"
This guy's content is like a breath of fresh mountain air in the winter on a sunny day after 24 hours of being in downtown Las Vegas. It's so relieving
He's literally full of shit actually. Even more so than conspiracy theorist.
This is oddly specific. Are you speaking from experience?
Yes actually, I moved from Las Vegas to Denver Colorado. Comparing the two cities, Colorado gave me a massive boost in my health, even more so for my mother, because she got athsma from Las Vegas but it's been so much better ever since we moved. @@mikekasich836
😂 I was gonna ask that too😅😅😅
CNN had a show like this. If it was on CNN it must be true!
The problem is that they aren’t looking for answers with their stupid questions. They have their answer, it’s just a stupid answer.
he just has one simple, extremely leading and misinformed question.
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals..." - Agent K
Idiocy really has no limits
I believe Einstein said that
Honestly, the fact that Antarctica used to be a juggle is a cool fact that I wish everyone knew about
Yeah i knew about it but never really thought about it. I bet there is a treasure trove of fossils under the ice
@@alien1162there indeed is! Many fossils have been found there! And not only fossils, but meteorites as well! There are areas there where they are really common and visible quite well because the lack of foliage:)
Bro really saw godzilla vs kong and thought it was a documentary
It’s not?
@@filmkid8221That's the joke
@@ateo7906 no but I’m trying to say it in a surprised why like “Omg it’s not? Thats crazy” but I guess you can’t read my tone
@@filmkid8221 Nah, I just thought that you were confused
@@ateo7906you were confused, my bro.. would those lunatics stay on a Millo video, read the comments and ask questions that are not 2000 words long ?
It is true that your not allowed to fly over the south pole except in certain circumstances. But it's because they don't want to rescue your ass.
You can do a specific flight to go see the South Pole with Quantas from Australia. It's pretty regular. You can also fly your own plane there anytime you want if you have a good jet with a long range. There's no one to stop you.
@@spazzabillyI think he means during extreme weather events/bad weather 🤷♂️
@@XAaronymousX no he's just wrong
@@spazzabilly So they'll let you fly during horrifically bad weather? isn't that unsafe?
@@XAaronymousX Yep, very unsafe, but you're still allowed. Your plane, your life. Who's going to stop you? There is no military guarding Antarctica.
As a Pole I can confirm planes fly over my house
Are you okay?
It's because they're not asking questions. They're posing their fantasy as reality and framing it as a question.
They're not questions, they're disguised answers pretending to be open to answers
Laughing at conspiracy theorists is a slippery slope
and i love waterslides
Easier to mock the lcd than to hit heavy hitters 😂
@@ThatOneAlbinoMofo What heavy hitters?
@@ThatOneAlbinoMofooh yeah all lemme just list all those "heavy hitting" conspiracy theories out there
1. ...
@@Rockzilla1122The earth is shaped like a dinosaur
@@shalashaskaseven4841no that's not a theory that's just fact
Greetings from chile. The south pole is beautiful
My favorite argument against these is "Do you really think the government is that capable?" And also "What benefit does this bring the government?"
I always ask, "who profits?"
That's the main test for a conspiracy theory. Who profits from faking the moon landing or round earth? Nobody, that's who.
"It's about control."
Whatever, man, they're controlling you just fine without faking a damn thing.
While it’s technically not illegal to fly over the South Pole, airliners are restricted to flights a certain timeframe from a suitable landing site. This is called ETOPS. Essentially twin engine aircraft are limited to say 270 minutes from a suitable landing site. This changes for each aircraft. That is why commercial flights do not cross the South Pole, and rarely cross the Antarctic land mass.
This does not apply to military and special charter flights to Antarctica, as the pilots must be certified to land on ice runways and carry enough fuel to return to their origin if they are unable to land in Antarctica.
at the heart of every conspiracy is a nugget of personal incredulity
And what I don't understand is how would any of those claims prove a hollow Earth? Like they're not even connected
When I was at the South Pole in the summer of 07-08 a new model Airbus surprised us by flying overhead on a round-the-world shakedown cruise. No one had warned us so we weren't expecting it.
They don't normally fly airliners over Antarctica because regulations require emergency airfields every so often and only a couple airfields in Antarctica even come close to qualifying, but it certainly is not illegal.