Neil Armstrong: Removing one of truth's protective layers

"...breakthroughs are available to those who can remove one of truth's protective layers..."

This is not the version I had wanted to post, but the others would not show up. At least, the main quotes that caught my attention can be heard in this. The fact that he compares himself as an astronaut to a parrot is very strange, as he says parrots talk but they don't fly very well. The other comment regarding the rmoving of one protective layer of truth is very insightful. Why would he suggest that in order to study the moon in the future, we would have to do this? What protective layer?

I see that 'Richard' Hoagland has become "Rechard". No comment on that from me

"Parrots talk, but they don't fly very well." --Neil Armstrong

Now that's a strange comment which bears some thought, I'd say.

C

*nods* To be more precise, as Hoagland says in the video - Parrots repeat what they are told. There's a whole lot of layers in that single comment, huh?