Buddy you picked one (one) sentence from my original comment, decided that was the only relevant bit of information, and then blabbered on about what it means to move the goalposts.

I’m not your buddy. As I said, I don’t care about your opinion, which the rest of your original comment I responded to was. I addressed the question you asked which has basis in fact. What good did the moon landing do for the average man? Lots of good.

The reason I pointed out you copy/pasting the definition is because you clearly wanted it to look like you came up with that yourself. You didn’t put it in quotes and you didn’t add a link (unlike your other comments where you either provided a source or put a statement in quotes).

I’m sorry, I didn’t realize you were the head of the MLA (that’s the Modern Language Association, I’ll let you click the link to work out why I referenced it). Let me cite something else for you:

Definitional terms often fall into the category of common knowledge, meaning that they don’t necessarily have to be cited.

You aren’t consistent, it makes you a bad writer.

Or maybe I start with casual language because this is a message board and then get real specific with my language when dealing with people like you. Either way, that’s your opinion and, as established, I don’t care about your opinion.