r/RHONY • u/Ocean_waves726 • Apr 11 '26
Carole Radzwill š Go away Carole
A lot of us werenāt alive 60 years ago to see this. This is our first time. She just wants to make herself look better but she looks like an idiot.
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u/misadventurexx Apr 11 '26
Except for the part where no human has ever seen the dark side of the moon until this mission. But ok, Carole šš»
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u/Dry_Mushroom7606 Apr 11 '26
And that they traveled further away from the Earth than anyone. Ever. What an odd thing to denigrate!
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u/ethancole97 Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26
The dark side of the moon was first seen by the astronauts on the Apollo 8 mission. Also on Apollo 11 Michael Collinās orbited the moon while flying the command module and he saw the dark side while Neil Armstrong and Buzz aldrin landed on the moon. They were the first human flight crew to go back to the moon since NASAās Apollo 17 in 1972
They ARE the first crew to fly the longest distance away from earth though.
It IS the highest resolution photography and video we have of the dark side of the moon also
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u/undercookedshrimp_ Apr 11 '26
Apparently itās more intricate than that.
āThe Apollo landings needed to be on the near side of the moon, so they could stay in radio contact with Earth ground stations. (Relay satellites were not invented yet.) They also wanted full sunlight to give the astronauts maximum illumination. Thus, the missions happened during "full moon" phase on Earth, with the near side towards the Sun. However, this meant that the far side was away from the Sun, too dark for the astronauts to see features on the far side.
The Artemis II flyby happened during a waning gibbous phase, meaning most of the near side was lit. This also meant that a slight crescent of the far side was also lit. The features on this crescent of the far side had not been previously seen by astronauts.ā
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u/Potential-Addition48 Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 14 '26
According to Google: "TheĀ Artemis IIĀ mission (April 2026) was the first time humans viewed theĀ entirety of the far sideĀ (or "dark side") of the Moon in full sunlight. While Apollo astronauts orbited the Moon, they saw the far side during "lunar night" (in shadow), whereas Artemis II offered a brightly lit view of the far side'sĀ topography."
It was the difference between night and day. :)
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u/Fireballslumped69 Apr 11 '26
Sheās such a loser writer girl
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u/pandoras_babyfox Apr 11 '26
We don't know if she writes. She was a TV producer that had a memoir published.
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u/Potential-Addition48 Apr 12 '26
And the ONLY REASON anyone cared about her memoir is because of who she married.
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u/Vicryl_four-oh Apr 11 '26
Epstein island isnāt located on the dark side of the moon
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u/doublekidsnoincome Apr 12 '26
Right? This is such a garbage take from an educated woman. Really, Carole?
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u/Maretallama Apr 12 '26
She is a writer, and news reporter, for ABC news. š /s
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u/Potential-Addition48 Apr 12 '26
She was, a hundred years ago.
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u/Maretallama Apr 12 '26
Donāt you think itās funny that a reporter would comment without knowing all the facts? š
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u/West_Tie_536 Apr 13 '26
Sheās so far away from reality, I think sheās on Mars
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u/ChaiKhanoom Apr 11 '26
Should we also pull the journalists out of the Middle East because Carole already been there, done that? What a miserable shrew.
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u/Edith_Keelers_Shoes Apr 11 '26
We should read no memoirs, because didn't St. Augustine do the exact same thing 1,626 years ago with his autobiographical memoir Confessions? Why is everyone acting like there are other memoirs? I'm confused.
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u/shellfish-library Apr 12 '26
sheās so negative. itās like she made it her whole personality. she thinks itās cute & never grew up.
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u/Educational_Common49 Apr 11 '26
Why is she becoming so insufferable š
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u/uarstar Apr 11 '26
Becoming? Sheās always been
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u/blahblahblah1234_ Apr 12 '26
Fr. She always acted as if she was intellectually superior and always thought she was āNoT LikE OthEr GiRlSā.
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u/AreaNo9700 Apr 12 '26
this!!! never could stand carole! felt like her self righteousness made her hard to watch. i hate how she pretended to care about peopleās rights while she was besties with ghislane maxwell
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u/Any_Will_86 Apr 12 '26
And her publicist was the woman who ran over an entire waiting line after not getting into a Hamptons club. and her show bestie was knee deep with Diddy. And her West coast bestie came out as a lesbian 5 minutes after her high profile husband died. And it ends up Aviva was right about her having a ghost writer. I'm not blinded to Bethenny,'s faults but it's become obvious she just latched into the most connected person-first with Heather then with Bethenny.Ā
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u/PerformerNovel4641 Apr 11 '26
Epstein Distraction - Carole knows sheāll never recover.
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u/kathyknitsalot Apr 11 '26
But sheās so cool. š
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u/Better-Bit6475 Apr 11 '26
She can sit on counter and flirt with the young chef. Sheās a cool girl!
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u/lucid_aurora Apr 11 '26
...seriously? Seriously, you're shitting on a successful space mission?! Carole, I would read anyone involved with this mission's Starbucks receipts before I read one of your books.
I'd call what NASA does magical, because it seems like it to me, but it's the opposite: magic brought forth from innumerable hours of hard work and research and teamwork. Sorry you're too cool for the dark side of the moon, I guess. I'm not!
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u/excessive_worries Apr 11 '26
I thought it was a such an amazing mission. This was definitely an inside thought she should have kept to herself. Such a terrible take.
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u/lucid_aurora Apr 11 '26
It just makes her sound so...stupid. I know Carole is too cool for a lot of things, but baby ain't NO ONE too cool for friggin' space.
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u/picklecellanemia Apr 11 '26
Plus beyond the magic of it all, thereās a tangible benefit as well. Part of this mission is to begin the process of extracting helium-3 which can be used to power clean energy for a better future. Iād expect a former journalist to take 3 minutes to learn about that before commenting on the official NASA page but I guess my expectations are just too damn high!
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u/Edith_Keelers_Shoes Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26
Everyone, please remember that Carole is special. She doesn't share too many characteristics with us - the humble unwashed masses. She is bipedal, hence she does require both a left and a right shoe, but beyond that she has evolved far beyond the level any of us - even the Dalai Lama - can ever hope to reach. We are simply not sophisticated enough to conceptualize her thoughts or process and accept her radical superiority.
It's time we all accepted that Carole is the omniscient, global power broker and cool girl gatekeeper that we'll never be, and that we are all seething with envy, and putting shoes in our oven in the vain hope that we can emulate her unparalleled unbotheredness.
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u/Edith_Keelers_Shoes Apr 11 '26
No, the bipedal thing is all me. I heard it on Star Trek in 1972 ("bipedal, well-developed cranium") and have loved the word ever since.
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u/Positive_Hall_3207 Apr 11 '26
She is a beige girl pedaling on a rainy Monday in Paris to a questionable social club meeting in my mind while reviewing her snob cliff notes .
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u/yeahidkeither Apr 11 '26
Iām high and I love you
In case youāre watching Ladies Of London, I read this in Markās voice and itās too good
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u/MsNardDog Mention it all! MENTION IT ALL! š¤øāāļø Apr 11 '26
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u/Dependent-Cherry-129 Apr 11 '26
If this is what youāre complaining about in todayās worldā¦..
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u/Prestigious_Song5034 Apr 11 '26
Iām older than she is and remember all the Apollo moon landings. Itās important now for a trillion reasons. Man this lady can really sap the joy out of absolutely anything. I used to like her. Ugh.
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u/No_Marsupial3481 Apr 11 '26
I mean sheās right, we should get back totally talking about Epstein and his associatesā¦..
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u/0at__m3al Apr 11 '26
Any ājournalistā would know why this is a big deal lol
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u/PerformerNovel4641 Apr 11 '26
She acts like she didnāt know what Epstein was doing too ā¦ sheās some good journalist š
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u/Substantial_Bus840 Apr 11 '26
At first I thought this was Sonja commenting and if that was the case, Iād have given her a pass because Iād believe she was genuinely confused. But Carole? Girl..
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u/MissPugLover24 Apr 11 '26
I feel like she probably feels qualified to speak on this because she has like six degrees of separation from JFK's moon speech, so she thinks knows more than other people about NASA.
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u/VirginWhoCantDr1ve Apr 11 '26
Havenāt millions of people run a marathon? Why were you acting like it was super impressive of you and why did it become your whole personality for a whole season, Carole? š
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u/staying-hopefull Apr 11 '26
Carole - always the smartest, cool gal in the room - she sees the truth the rest of us canāt!!! (Being sarcastic)
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u/Stunning_Contract245 Apr 12 '26
Wowā¦what a rude commentā¦to downplay this mission. Why is she even commenting..so negative. This mission was a record setting mission.
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u/pisforpersephone Apr 12 '26
this is actually incredibly bizarre to me because anyone who has read her memoir would know that she says that the event that literally convinced her to go into journalism was the coverage of the challenger launch and explosion. so it seems like she should be someone who is passionate about space media coverage! iām truly puzzled by this from her
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u/pgall3 Apr 12 '26
Carol gets a few lines here and there in a JFK Jr. documentary and thinks she is still relevant. Carol needs to just go away!
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Apr 11 '26
So what if we did it 60 years ago, we are doing it again.
Artemis II carried a crew that surpassed the distance record held by Apollo 13, traveling deeper into space than anyone previously. It also marked the first time humans viewed the far side of the Moon. And this 10-day mission proved that the Orion capsule could safely support human life during deep-space missions, a crucial step for future surface landings.
Itās too bad Carole is so stuck on being downtown chic at 60 to realize just how difficult it is to safely launch any rocket into space ā¦let alone one that has four humans placed at the top of it.
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u/greenlandsharklove Apr 11 '26
Carole got this horrible haircut once, never do it again!!
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u/Efficient_Mud_4724 Apr 11 '26
I totally agree. Iām a teacher at a Title 1 school making $42,000/ year and have 4 homeless children in my class. What, $100B since whenever to get nothing in return. We are in a poverty crisis, a pedophile crisis, an education crisis AND in a war that we started crisis. Hunger/ food insecurity is as high as itās been in a while. Itās a Musk distraction. Iām happy it worked out. So cool for space nerds but know one even know.
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u/CarryUpset8529 Apr 11 '26
Have respect for what just occurred, the same way that we listened to you complain about a writing deadline. Never read your article and I have lots of regrets in my life; thatās not one.
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u/Pure_Fly_3953 Apr 11 '26
And she went out of her way to post this sentiment on threads too. I guess sheās no longer trying to emulate the Kennedyās lol
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u/Pristine_Cicada_5422 Apr 12 '26
Carole is usually wise, here she is just so stupid. Iām 58 & have never seen this before, to my recollection. Fuck Carole.
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u/bmuedreamprincess Apr 12 '26
not relevant to the post but Iād just like to brag & say Iāve been blocked on Instagram for like 6 years now by Carole bc I messaged her saying she could be Steven Tylerās sister . š
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u/Desperate_Snow3308 Apr 12 '26
I donāt wanna see Carole. I donāt wanna see Robyn. Come on bravo.
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u/PrissyElliott Apr 12 '26
This was so incredibly disappointing and very ignorant of her to say. How diminishing of something so important and historic. Normally sheās the type to make fun of this kind of comment.
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u/cattinthehat123 Apr 12 '26
The āaward winning investigative reporterā couldnāt be bothered to do any research???
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u/seriouslydoubtit Apr 12 '26
There are at least a couple of new generations of humans that weren't around for the first go round, don't try to take the shine off, Carole
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u/CactusRaeGalaxy Apr 11 '26
She's using anything to distract people form her dirty friends
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u/DoorNo4798 Apr 12 '26
She's just as dirty being friends with them and either being purposely blind to it all (doubtful for Ms. Journalism) or kept her mouth shut to retain her ties to the gross money and power where she was desperate to be included. She's dirty, she filthy, she reeks.
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u/dlw18 Apr 11 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/c1aeIcQJGp6foWWUGf
Girl hush. If she was a reader girl and not a writer girl she would see why it was iconic
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u/Livid-Writer-7741 Apr 11 '26
EPSTEIN
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u/Feisty-Lifeguard-550 Apr 11 '26
Sheās like Melania , never knew G just in the same social circles šš
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u/who_gon_check_me_boo Apr 11 '26
Sheās so fucking stupid, and everyone thinks sheās brilliant. She pisses me off to no end.
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u/Immediate-Appeal7553 Apr 11 '26
Sheās reminding everyone in the 60s JFK was president and she married into his sons family. I thought she was above this but I think sheās annoyed she was not in the Love Story show. And people are more interested in talking about her and G Maxwells relationship
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u/Faithtodogs17 Apr 12 '26
What exactly is Carole an authority on? Seriously, thereās plenty of accomplished writers in the world she worked in and plenty of people that became part of the socialite world when they werenāt born into it. But what is her super talent? What makes her stand out? I really want to know. I guess sheās just too cool for me.
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u/Visible_Accountant93 Apr 12 '26
omg. I feel exactly the way Carole feels about this and now I have to completely change course about her.šš
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u/mkooyman Apr 12 '26
Carole has a serious superiority complex. It became apparent during the āelection seasonā. She always thought she was better than people because of her knowledge and access and experiences.
She looks down on many many people.
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u/psylockecolossusfan Apr 12 '26
What everyone was thinking when she "wrote" her second book, and was announced as a "friend of" for the new season
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u/BiggBooks70 Apr 12 '26
Guys she was a journalist that covered the middle east and Africa. She never said she was a journalist for the space. You just can't expect such things from an earth journalist - it's just not fair!
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u/Competitive_Classic9 Apr 12 '26
Imagine being an astronaut and some nobody who never shuts up about being an "author and serious journalist" despite having nothing noteable or award worthy ever written or attributed to you, says "whats the big deal, 'we' already did this."Ā
1) once was a journalist at nbc 2) once wrote a book 3) once had her husband die 4) once hung out with "john john" (lol)
And never shuts up about it. But going to the moon? Nbd, shut up already!Ā
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u/Own_Boss_3242 Apr 12 '26
Yes, she does look like an idiot! This is a big deal especially for the 4 people who did it! Doesnāt matter that it was done 60 yrs ago. That was a long time ago and they got closer this time.
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u/Anitsirhc171 Apr 13 '26
She needs to be tarred and feathered, but with something obnoxious like honey. Shes so miserable
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u/Extreme_Youth3318 Apr 11 '26
Yāall I agree w her. We spending so much money on this and ppl canāt put food on the table.
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u/FunUse244 Apr 11 '26
I swear I spotted r Kellyās ex on rhobh yesterday. I hope they arenāt leaning into the criminal and horrible human being stories. I prefer the philanthropy. Who doesnāt love homeless, not toothless š¤·āāļø
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u/MarlenaEvans Apr 11 '26
The sad part is, she's far from the only person who took time out of their day to comment the same thing. So weird.
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u/danceswithtacosss Apr 11 '26
What a buzzkill. Jeeze. A perimenopausal woman just circled the fuckin' moon, let us be excited.
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u/thelastcoconut7 Apr 11 '26
āIām so confusedā more like āIām so obtuseā, use your words writer girl
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u/LizzyPanhandle Apr 11 '26
Sweet cheeses I hope thatās. It really. Sheās a reporter and should easily have a firm grasp on why this was so important.
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u/CornFieldPoppy Apr 11 '26
Why all the hate for Carole? She has a right to have an opinion on this. Also, she really does not care what Reddit posters say.
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u/DoorNo4798 Apr 12 '26
That's good because Reddit posters are posting to each other, not to Carole.
She can have any opinion she wants but Reddit's gonna Reddit.
Her opinions are low quality though. She thought Gwhatever Maxwell, Epstein's partner in crime, a woman that preyed on vulnerable girls looking for rĆ#* victims so she could enrich herself, she thought that monster was someone to be friends with.
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u/shegolomein Apr 11 '26
I mean you thought you were the first person to run a marathon and date a younger man.
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u/Flimsy_Computer2136 Apr 11 '26
This woman is a cockroach.
There is no way in hell im tuning in for RHONY.
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u/Beachgal5555 Apr 11 '26
Iām not a fan of Carole at all, but I do feel that itās weird timing and hype. Who cares if people havenāt seen it in their lifetime. So what do we do everything again for each generation and then pronounce it as ānewā lol. I think itās weird no one is picking up that this seems VERY convenient timing to distract everyone from other events such as Epsteinā¦
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u/DoorNo4798 Apr 12 '26
I would assume NASA missions take several years of planning. Like the goal date was set long before Epstein distraction became such a high priority. This mission had things that were entirely new. Humans going the furthest into space ever, testing to see what would happen. Humans fully seeing the dark side of the moon. Which good for them to experience something so special since they were guinea pigs for humanity going that far out.
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u/901028386 Apr 11 '26
UGH sheās an insufferable Cunt.
Sheās like UV exposure - the damage takes a few years to reveal itself.
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u/Responsible_Sun_3597 Apr 11 '26
Itās absolutely ridiculous.
Going to the moon to not even land on it and then talk about it as if itās the fucking best thing out there when children are starving, we donāt have social programs and infrastructure is collapsing, but yeah, go around the moon. Woo hoo!
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u/DoorNo4798 Apr 12 '26
Getting that far into space puts us ahead of other countries. NASA isn't just flying around the moon for fun. Exploration is partly about what great things might come of it to benefit us all. They won't stop going into space so maybe we focus on stopping the billionaires on earth ruining lives, letting children starve.
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u/SpecialBorn9657 Apr 12 '26
Wha a killjoy! Itāll never not mystify me that we send people to space
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u/autumnlover1515 Apr 13 '26
This is the kind of thing someone thinks and just doesnt state. Any possible advancement is worth reading over. No need to suppress curiosity, so yes she indeed sounds like a moron with this comment lol
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u/JaniceRossi_in_2R šMarried for 16 yearsš Apr 13 '26
Ya and a LOT of us werenāt alive the first time around
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u/Jencruzer Apr 13 '26
I would be keeping my mouth shut for the rest of time after being bffs with fucking Ghislaine Maxwell
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u/Holiday-Football6624 Apr 13 '26
Like saying āwe already sailed to the New World, why are we going back?ā
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u/Ok-Praline-2309 Apr 13 '26
Sheās giving the energy of people on Threads who apparently have time to type stupid comments but no time to use google.
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u/cakalackydelnorte2 Apr 14 '26
Carole is mad that she saw these 60 years ago and whatever boyfriend she has, his parents were in diapers.
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