Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon?

Some reviewers seem angry at this production, forgetting, I guess, that it was made not because its producers genuinely believe in the conspiracy, but because it was an opportunity to make money. Take a breath, let it out, and let go of the anger.

Conspiracy docs like this are a great learning opportunity, both in the sense that there is some great NASA footage here (that led me into a deep dive about the tragedy of Apollo 1, which I hadn't known about before) and it is fun to Google around for answers to rebut the conspiracy; but also in the sense that we deal every day with people who think this way and it's useful to learn how their minds work.

I write this in 2019, when Americans believe all sorts of political theories that help to delegitimize the party and politicians they don't like, and watching things like this helps me understand the way information and narratives can be manipulated, and how I can try to shape my own arguments to be convincing to someone not used to seeing all the facts.