Adam, I could understand you asking for your money back if they tried to tell you what’s on the other side of a black hole without actually knowing what’s on the other side of a black hole. I think it’s okay to say we are free to imagine … until we know for sure, if we ever find out. The thing my children liked about the show is that all said they got a feeling for how vast space really is which I think is the point of the show.

We went when they first renovated the space, and we asked for our money back after being subjected to that piece of anti-scientific garbage.

Sad. The Plaentarium used to be about, you know, education.

Reminds me of what I once heard in a soccer stadium (translated from Swedish): “That ball was long, (silence) but thin.”
You could post yours at http://www.overheardinnewyork.com.

I suspect that the gentleman in question was sharing his intention to engage, at a future date, in the popular pastime known as “yarnin’”. (“Tall? You’re asking me if the Empire State Building is tall? I’ll tell you how tall it is…”