That was the entire gist of my analogy, pointing out the hypocrisy of your comment. Why don't you apply that standard to flat earth?
What hypocrisy?
The hypocrisy is you dismissing RE evidence because two people came up with different ideas for some noise, yet you consistently reject that argument when confronted with the fact that there are a dozen FE maps and conflicting theories none of which are compatible at all.
That's what hypocrisy is, using one set of standards for your evidence, and another for everyone elses. Is that more clear?
Don't make a statement and then complain when someone picks it apart.
If someone actually picked apart my statement, then you would have a point.
Denial isn't a counterargument.
So far I haven't seen any explanation from you on what is wrong with that video other than you claiming it's fake. Please elaborate on your evidence?
All I saw was you offering a possible explanation.
In other words, you don't know either.
In the end, we have an admission the video could have been a recreation that could have been just as well done in an studio here on earth.
You have claimed this video is faked and have been asked to provide evidence as to why you think it's fake.
So far all you have come up with is that there is some noise or dust in the camera feed. Why does that make it fake? Does noise not exist in cameras? Dust isn't real? Is every video with noise or dust in the lens fake? If not, why is this one special?
Your best argument is that you think it could have been faked, therefore it is fake. That's a circular argument.
Again, what is your reasoning for this video being fake? I asked you in the quote above, and you failed to provide your evidence or reasoning.