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In this episode of the podcast, Jason and TSG discuss the conspiracy theories surrounding flat earth, the moon landing, and hollow earth. They explore the evidence for and against each theory, and they share their own personal opinions on the matter.
Jason is a believer in the flat earth theory, and he presents a number of arguments to support his belief. He points out that there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of a spherical earth, and he argues that the many photos and videos of the earth from space are all faked.
TSG, on the other hand, is a skeptic of the flat earth theory. He believes that the evidence for a spherical earth is overwhelming, and he argues that the flat earth theory is based on faulty logic and reasoning.
The two of them also discuss the moon landing conspiracy theory. Jason believes that the moon landing was faked, and he presents a number of arguments to support his belief. He points out that there are many inconsistencies in the official story of the moon landing, and he argues that the technology to fake the moon landing was available in the 1960s.
TSG, on the other hand, believes that the moon landing was real. He believes that the evidence for the moon landing is overwhelming, and he argues that the conspiracy theorists are simply trying to discredit the achievements of NASA.
Finally, they discuss the hollow earth theory. Jason believes that the earth is hollow, and he presents a number of arguments to support his belief. He points out that there are many legends and myths about a hollow earth, and he argues that there is scientific evidence to support the theory.
TSG, on the other hand, is a skeptic of the hollow earth theory. He believes that the evidence for a hollow earth is circumstantial, and he argues that the theory is not supported by mainstream science.
The two of them have a lively discussion about these conspiracy theories, and they share their own personal opinions on the matter. They also encourage their listeners to do their own research and to come to their own conclusions.
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