You will hardly find a Capricorn spilling their guts randomly and barely do it purposefully. One answer that plays out in different ways among why it is hard to understand Capricorns is that they are very secretive. So, it is hard to understand what they want, enjoy, or like. This is because Capricorns have high material standards, but as you will see next, they rarely share how they determine what counts as high. They are incredibly picky with everything and have no respect for whatever they consider subpar. They will take and appreciate any gift as long as it is heartfelt and functional. When it comes to material things, most people are simple. Here is the thing, as a species, we tend to view people through our lens, i.e., our history and perspectives. What you should know, though, is that both sides are real. This makes it hard to place their true nature correctly and can be pretty confusing. It is hard to square off the easygoing nature you first saw with the flesh of fury that now stands in front of you. Capricorns can be very harsh and ruthless when you piss them off, and they can come off as mean and vindictive.
When they stay this way a long time, you might start thinking they are the epitome of peace. Normally, a Capricorn is calm and easygoing. Their polar opposite attitude when they are angry Capricorns are a beacon of high expectationsĢ3 Reasons Why Capricorns Are Hard To Understand 1. They believe in speaking through actions rather than words
WHERE TO WATCH CAPRICORN ONE MOVIE
Why haven't we heard "the truth" from moon hoax insiders? It's a fun movie to watch, despite some bad writing and dialogue. Also, in Capricorn One, the astronauts were prepared to spill the beans to the world. On even a strictly need-to-know basis, at least hundreds would have to be on the inside, and many others participating in the mission, including the "lowly" technicians, would be able to figure out that something was amiss. Capricorn One illustrates one of these holes, in that a very few people were able to fool the entire world, including the Soviets, who would have screamed bloody murder to the world had they even suspected such a hoax. (Funny how only one "lowly" technician was able to figure it out!) There are too many holes in the various "moon hoax" theories (there are several different theories, having in common only that they all say NASA fabricated the Apollo missions) to mention here. The tech's close friend, a reporter, probes his friend's mysterious disappearance, meeting intrigue and danger along the way. One of the technicians suspects that something isn't quite right with his readings, and tells his bosses about it. So, to keep government funding, he decides to stage the mission on a studio set, and will go to all extremes, including murder, to protect the secret. Government space agency (a fictional NASA) learns that a planned mission to Mars cannot be accomplished. When I first heard of this movie in high school, about the time of its release (it would be years before I would actually see it), I was under the impression that it was sort of an expose, clothed in fiction, of the "moon hoax." Actually, while the makers of this flick were no doubt inspired by these weird theories, they didn't really subscribe to them, which I was gratified to learn.
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