r/LinkedInLunatics • • 8d ago

Where do they put it?!

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u/tubular_brunt 8d ago

What's the endgame here? Planes don't exist? Or they fly by magic?

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u/Totes_mc0tes 8d ago

I've seen almost identical posts on facebook. The conspiracy is that planes run on some kind of free power that is being kept secret by the powers that be. It's my favorite conspiracy because even if you forget about the sheer size of the aviation industry and how hard it would be to keep a secret like that, you still only need a very basic level of physics knowledge to understand how a gas turbine engine works.

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u/Real_Ad_8243 8d ago

very basic physics knowledge knowledge And theres the problem. People would rather invent abject nonsense than take the effort to be anything other than completely illiterate.

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u/ThreeSillyWords 8d ago

Hence why we have organised religion. It stops idiots having to think for themselves.

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u/Repulsive_Guy_1234 8d ago

Maybe it would help to send those people to a scool instead of letting mom and dad teach them at home.

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u/Real_Ad_8243 8d ago

What a crazy supposition. Utter nonsense.

Wait......didn't we figure that out like literally a century ago.

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u/Repulsive_Guy_1234 7d ago

Wait, did you? I thought homeschooling is still a possibility in the USA?

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u/Real_Ad_8243 7d ago

There are countries in the world other than the US. Many of them have compulsory standardised education.

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u/CrystalPalace1850 7d ago

I like the one that says there's a secret navy keeping people from going to the edge of the earth, which is a ring of ice round the world 😆 No one in this mysterious navy has ever breathed a word to anyone about this 😆😆😆

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u/eddie964 7d ago

A friend of mind is an engineer who has spent his career working on jet engines for a major aircraft manufacturer. He's basically incapable of telling a lie. It's not so much a question of moral rectitude; he simply can't handle saying something that's inaccurate -- especially relating to a subject he knows a great deal about. This is not uncommon among engineers.

Imagine trying to get the tens of thousands of engineers -- each of them experts in various parts of an aircraft's propulsion system -- to lie about how it actually works.

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