Took me 14 days to win an argument about the Denver Airport murals because I kept citing the wrong sources
I got into it with a guy at a party in Aurora about the Denver Airport conspiracy stuff, and I figured I could just mention the murals and the weird horse statue and be done with it. It actually took me two full days of digging to find out the artist's name is Leo Tanguma and that the murals were finished in 1994, not 1995 like I kept saying. Then I lost another three days chasing down the "Blucifer" story because I thought it killed its sculptor, but he actually died from a heart attack later, not from the statue falling on him. My biggest screwup was quoting a documentary that turned out to be made by a guy with zero aviation background, and someone in a Facebook group called me out with an actual airport planning doc from 1989. Total time from argument to me finally shutting up: about 14 days. Does anyone here have a go to source for airport symbolism claims that isn't just a YouTube channel with 200k views?