In this way, Hume's followers could doubt the success of Apollo 11 without neglecting their beliefs. It is common opinion that images have a single meaning, especially if placed in the context of media messages of a historical event; however, this thinking is incorrect as it leads one to think that believing is seeing, especially since most people see world events through pre-existing experiences and prejudices (Perlmutter, 2008). In short, people believe what they want to believe, and two diametrically opposed points of view can occur through viewing a particular photo. This difference in understanding would come from viewing scientific data, photographs of astronauts planting the American flag on the surface of the Moon, as well as video and voice footage of the lunar walk. However, those who believe in the fake landing conspiracy point out that the flag appears to be waving, and since there is no wind on the Moon, this would be impossible. This line of thinking would lead one to believe that the landing never really happened as the media and government presented it. Kant's epistemology merges the logical mind and the senses