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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Could you post that in the Covid section and report back with their thoughts please

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

Conspiracy theories are a conspiracy

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Conspiracy theories are a conspiracy"

That what "they" want you to think

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By *ohnny2006Man  over a year ago

worcester


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you "

They won't need to. They will just make your life impossible if you don't take the vaccine. That said i think so many people will refuse it won't work.

Usually though people who really believe in conspiracies do so because it is a way of absolving themselves of responsibility for the shit situation their lives are in.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The Philadelphia experiment is a good one.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you "

(but, just in case that hadn't disappeared down the Covid rabbit hole, it's worth noting that microchips are no way near small enough yet (and likely never will be since other technologies would be better suited to this usage) to be injected in solution...

I mean, really. Who dreams up this shit without having at least a basic understanding of the scientific and technological restrictions on it? Chumps.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The Philadelphia experiment is a good one."

Good in that it "makes for a mildly distracting film" but not good in "plausibly possible in the real world" sense - yes, I agree.

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By *umstibleMan  over a year ago

Colindale

Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The Philadelphia experiment is a good one.

Good in that it "makes for a mildly distracting film" but not good in "plausibly possible in the real world" sense - yes, I agree."

Anything is possible.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol"

And they think they’re the enlightened ones, that somehow a bloke who still lives at home in his mums basement has more inside information than experts, scientists in their chosen fields. The way they call people who follow the advise of experts ‘sheeple’, it’s funny how they all say the same thing, calling everyone else sheeple, I just think it’s a form of trolling, because there’s nothing you can do or say that will convince them they are wrong.

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By *orny PTMan  over a year ago

Peterborough

Antivirus companies are the ones writing malware.

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By *ohnny2006Man  over a year ago

worcester


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you

(but, just in case that hadn't disappeared down the Covid rabbit hole, it's worth noting that microchips are no way near small enough yet (and likely never will be since other technologies would be better suited to this usage) to be injected in solution...

I mean, really. Who dreams up this shit without having at least a basic understanding of the scientific and technological restrictions on it? Chumps."

Yeah i can vouch for this. I work at the bleeding edge of tracking technology and thus far you can get a RFID chip about half the size of a grain of rice. And that still wouldn't suffice for tracking people unless the government are going to install ALien F800's with masts literally everywhere.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The parallel universe Beatles album is a good one. Not so much conspiracy as just interesting.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The parallel universe Beatles album is a good one. Not so much conspiracy as just interesting."

Is that where you play the record backwards to get demons speaking?

Or am I off the mark here?

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By *xxLandNxxxCouple  over a year ago

Nuneaton

People are scared of a microchip and still using a smartphone and posting on Facebook

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By *ohnny2006Man  over a year ago

worcester


"People are scared of a microchip and still using a smartphone and posting on Facebook "

Exactly a mobile is a great IoT device. And you can triangulate a persons location within around 50 yards using the mobile phone masts.

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By *ankie303Woman  over a year ago

Weirdsville South Coast Dorset


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

And they think they’re the enlightened ones, that somehow a bloke who still lives at home in his mums basement has more inside information than experts, scientists in their chosen fields. The way they call people who follow the advise of experts ‘sheeple’, it’s funny how they all say the same thing, calling everyone else sheeple, I just think it’s a form of trolling, because there’s nothing you can do or say that will convince them they are wrong. "

They all say "I think outside the box" yet they are the ones quoting from "a box"

Apparently I live in a low covid area because the head of UK huawei operations lives in my area....hilarious

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By *ensualtouch15Man  over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you "

Google already does

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Apparently I live in a low covid area because the head of UK huawei operations lives in my area....hilarious "

It's unreal there are people who believe this.

Nutters who go around burning 5G masts

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By *ockosaurusMan  over a year ago

Warwick


"Conspiracy theories are a conspiracy"

That's what I've been telling people that are believe in a conspiracy.

Certain governments have been going against scientific advice on a number of topics recently. This is because of they followed the advice, it would damage them financially (i.e. acting on global warming would damage the American fossil fuel industry).

So to protect their finances, they are attempting to undermine trust and belief in science by pushing conspiracy theories that contradict science but for many seem plausible.

Those who believe the theory, must then believe the science is wrong. If the science is wrong on that topic, it could be on others, making it easier for the governments to then deny / ignore the science.

So by following a conspiracy theory, you would be blindly falling for the governments plot and helping them enforce their hidden agenda.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you "

Go to Science Based Medicine and look under the SARS-COV-2 tag, you'll find way whackier than that

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By *rHotNottsMan  over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol"

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Conspiracy theories are a conspiracy

That's what I've been telling people that are believe in a conspiracy.

Certain governments have been going against scientific advice on a number of topics recently. This is because of they followed the advice, it would damage them financially (i.e. acting on global warming would damage the American fossil fuel industry).

So to protect their finances, they are attempting to undermine trust and belief in science by pushing conspiracy theories that contradict science but for many seem plausible.

Those who believe the theory, must then believe the science is wrong. If the science is wrong on that topic, it could be on others, making it easier for the governments to then deny / ignore the science.

So by following a conspiracy theory, you would be blindly falling for the governments plot and helping them enforce their hidden agenda."

That's beautiful I love it

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

What gets me is the 'New World Order' conspiracy.

It's been going on for decades, so why hasn't it happened yet?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Flat earth... Seems like total bullshit unless you consider one thing;

If the earth was really round, then why aren't the bottom of our shoes curved...

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By *ockosaurusMan  over a year ago

Warwick


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

And they think they’re the enlightened ones, that somehow a bloke who still lives at home in his mums basement has more inside information than experts, scientists in their chosen fields. The way they call people who follow the advise of experts ‘sheeple’, it’s funny how they all say the same thing, calling everyone else sheeple, I just think it’s a form of trolling, because there’s nothing you can do or say that will convince them they are wrong.

They all say "I think outside the box" yet they are the ones quoting from "a box"

Apparently I live in a low covid area because the head of UK huawei operations lives in my area....hilarious "

Yep. Covid obviously spreads easiest in areas of high population.

5G masts are obviously first set up in areas of high population.

Same areas for different reasons. Correlation not causation.

That's why Sweden without 5G still has a Covid issue.

I can't understand why these people can't grasp this simple fact!

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By *alandNitaCouple  over a year ago

Scunthorpe


"The Philadelphia experiment is a good one."

A bit cheesy though

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By *andyblokeMan  over a year ago

birmingham

its the new religion..for those who dont think..but believe. Trump supporters are classic.So afraid of reality they believe make america great= trump..just like Hitler make Germany great we never lost ww1 etcsimple beliefs in a complex world. Scary ..ssh dont mention bermuda traiangle or kennedys death or man on the moon

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By *ockosaurusMan  over a year ago

Warwick


"People are scared of a microchip and still using a smartphone and posting on Facebook "

It's the same people that are scared that the Amazon Echo is spying on them as it sits in their room listening to voice commands.

Yet they carry a mobile phone, with microphone, camera, GPS, etc on them all the time.

Surely if anything were to spy on them it would be that, not a device stuck in the kitchen.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"What gets me is the 'New World Order' conspiracy.

It's been going on for decades, so why hasn't it happened yet? "

They're incompetent, see. So incompetent that dudes in mum's basement can see it but so diabolical that the world's experts can't get it together

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

And they think they’re the enlightened ones, that somehow a bloke who still lives at home in his mums basement has more inside information than experts, scientists in their chosen fields. The way they call people who follow the advise of experts ‘sheeple’, it’s funny how they all say the same thing, calling everyone else sheeple, I just think it’s a form of trolling, because there’s nothing you can do or say that will convince them they are wrong.

They all say "I think outside the box" yet they are the ones quoting from "a box"

Apparently I live in a low covid area because the head of UK huawei operations lives in my area....hilarious

Yep. Covid obviously spreads easiest in areas of high population.

5G masts are obviously first set up in areas of high population.

Same areas for different reasons. Correlation not causation.

That's why Sweden without 5G still has a Covid issue.

I can't understand why these people can't grasp this simple fact! "

Cognitive dissonance, Dunning Kruger, overinflated sense of importance, unwillingness to accept fear of powerlessness

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The Clique theory was proved as true on a thread today.

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By *uriouscouple83Couple  over a year ago

Worcester

I do find conspiracy theories intriguing and the vehemency with which some people believe them is really interesting.

What do you think OP?

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By *edVelveteenCouple  over a year ago

Heaven in the Midlands

You really think they need to inject a microchip in you to know exactly what you're doing and where you are at any time? They already know.

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By *tella HeelsTV/TS  over a year ago

west here ford shire

Covid 19 was a virus created by a government to react only against certain race, but it backfired and mutated to attack all types of human variations

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"What gets me is the 'New World Order' conspiracy.

It's been going on for decades, so why hasn't it happened yet?

They're incompetent, see. So incompetent that dudes in mum's basement can see it but so diabolical that the world's experts can't get it together"

Haha

Exactly right.

They probs use CB scanners as well

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Covid 19 was a virus created by a government to react only against certain race, but it backfired and mutated to attack all types of human variations "

One prominent nut thinks that Bill Gates, the elite, and Martians have teamed up to take over the world via Covid-19.

... I guess it's more interesting than shit happens and we reacted badly?

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"You really think they need to inject a microchip in you to know exactly what you're doing and where you are at any time? They already know."

And this. Last I checked (has been a long time) the UK has the highest level of CCTV coverage in the world, and that's even without mobile phones telling the authorities whatever they need to know or social media meaning a lot of us broadcast it.

Teach the controversy it's a conspiracy! ... Oh wait

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real."

The idea that anyone could fake the moon landing with the technology that existed back then is... umm. Adorable.

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By *oe_Steve_NWestCouple  over a year ago

Bolton

If someone wants to track me crack on they would soon get bored. I have been told so many times i am part of some sort of lizard overlord that has taken over the human race by the idiots i have to keep in line. They all seem to believe this BS as it fits with the anti authority stance they have.

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By *bi HaiveMan  over a year ago
Forum Mod

Cheeseville, Somerset

Sydney University is harvesting profiles to set up porn bots that help rig elections.

Or erections.

Or some bullshit like that.

A

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real.

The idea that anyone could fake the moon landing with the technology that existed back then is... umm. Adorable."

How do you know that they didn't fake the moon though.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real.

The idea that anyone could fake the moon landing with the technology that existed back then is... umm. Adorable.

How do you know that they didn't fake the moon though."

The moon itself?

... umm. Independent validation of sightings for millenia, scientific measurements of all kinds, tides, all sorts of other shit I'm not aware of...

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Sydney University is harvesting profiles to set up porn bots that help rig elections.

Or erections.

Or some bullshit like that.

A"

I find this one particularly hilarious.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real.

The idea that anyone could fake the moon landing with the technology that existed back then is... umm. Adorable.

How do you know that they didn't fake the moon though.

The moon itself?

... umm. Independent validation of sightings for millenia, scientific measurements of all kinds, tides, all sorts of other shit I'm not aware of..."

I've seen a hologram of Michael Jackson on stage doing the moon walk.So how do you know that the moon is real it could be a hologram.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

There is a plot by Channel 4 and the Catholic Church who have time travel to get me killed

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By *bi HaiveMan  over a year ago
Forum Mod

Cheeseville, Somerset


"Sydney University is harvesting profiles to set up porn bots that help rig elections.

Or erections.

Or some bullshit like that.

A

I find this one particularly hilarious."

Pretty sure Trump is using it as a new legal argument for a court case as we speak.

A

*allegedly

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you "

LOL, is that how they intend to fix track and trace

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real.

The idea that anyone could fake the moon landing with the technology that existed back then is... umm. Adorable.

How do you know that they didn't fake the moon though.

The moon itself?

... umm. Independent validation of sightings for millenia, scientific measurements of all kinds, tides, all sorts of other shit I'm not aware of...

I've seen a hologram of Michael Jackson on stage doing the moon walk.So how do you know that the moon is real it could be a hologram."

Because ancient cultures talked about the moon long before the technology to create holograms existed, and the moon changes gravity and tidal patterns, even assuming that astronauts are liars for the sake of argument

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real.

The idea that anyone could fake the moon landing with the technology that existed back then is... umm. Adorable.

How do you know that they didn't fake the moon though.

The moon itself?

... umm. Independent validation of sightings for millenia, scientific measurements of all kinds, tides, all sorts of other shit I'm not aware of...

I've seen a hologram of Michael Jackson on stage doing the moon walk.So how do you know that the moon is real it could be a hologram.

Because ancient cultures talked about the moon long before the technology to create holograms existed, and the moon changes gravity and tidal patterns, even assuming that astronauts are liars for the sake of argument"

Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real.

The idea that anyone could fake the moon landing with the technology that existed back then is... umm. Adorable.

How do you know that they didn't fake the moon though.

The moon itself?

... umm. Independent validation of sightings for millenia, scientific measurements of all kinds, tides, all sorts of other shit I'm not aware of...

I've seen a hologram of Michael Jackson on stage doing the moon walk.So how do you know that the moon is real it could be a hologram.

Because ancient cultures talked about the moon long before the technology to create holograms existed, and the moon changes gravity and tidal patterns, even assuming that astronauts are liars for the sake of argument

Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then."

If you believe that I've got a bridge to sell you.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The parallel universe Beatles album is a good one. Not so much conspiracy as just interesting.

Is that where you play the record backwards to get demons speaking?

Or am I off the mark here?"

It's about a guy called James Richards He wrote of having travelled to a parallel universe, in which the Beatles had never broken up, and took back with them a cassette tape containing one of their alleged albums from the timeline. The album's called every day Chemistry and can be heard on youtube

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The Donald Trump being John Titor is a good one

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real.

The idea that anyone could fake the moon landing with the technology that existed back then is... umm. Adorable.

How do you know that they didn't fake the moon though.

The moon itself?

... umm. Independent validation of sightings for millenia, scientific measurements of all kinds, tides, all sorts of other shit I'm not aware of...

I've seen a hologram of Michael Jackson on stage doing the moon walk.So how do you know that the moon is real it could be a hologram.

Because ancient cultures talked about the moon long before the technology to create holograms existed, and the moon changes gravity and tidal patterns, even assuming that astronauts are liars for the sake of argument

Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then.

If you believe that I've got a bridge to sell you."

Think of it this way.If they want us to think Louis Armstrong and Buzz lightyear really went to the moon and the moon isnt really real then all they needed to do was film them on the hologram to make us think the moon is real.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The Philadelphia experiment is a good one.

Good in that it "makes for a mildly distracting film" but not good in "plausibly possible in the real world" sense - yes, I agree.

Anything is possible. "

Uh, no, no it actually isn't. Things are governed by the laws of physics in that location. By location I mean this known universe. In other universes, should any exist, other rules may apply. Or, within extreme natural phenomena such as black holes, those rules may break down.

But in terms of the world we experience, no - not everything is possible. Or it could be termed as unlikely to a degree that is as near as makes no difference. But please, by all means, if you wish to challenge these rules then leap out of the nearest 7th floor window and see if gravity stops.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The Philadelphia experiment is a good one.

Good in that it "makes for a mildly distracting film" but not good in "plausibly possible in the real world" sense - yes, I agree.

Anything is possible.

Uh, no, no it actually isn't. Things are governed by the laws of physics in that location. By location I mean this known universe. In other universes, should any exist, other rules may apply. Or, within extreme natural phenomena such as black holes, those rules may break down.

But in terms of the world we experience, no - not everything is possible. Or it could be termed as unlikely to a degree that is as near as makes no difference. But please, by all means, if you wish to challenge these rules then leap out of the nearest 7th floor window and see if gravity stops."

Yeah there are ways of judging plausibility of claims you guys

Does it break physics is a pretty good starting point for "didn't fucking happen"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then."

Sorry - "ancient people built the Blackpool Tower". The Blackpool fucking Tower?

Tuke and Maxwell designed it and it was opened to the public in 1894.

It was inspired by the Eiffel Tower.

You do realize these are actual facts, right? You do have some idea of the difference between fantasy and reality, right?

Jesus tittyfucking Christ.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The Philadelphia experiment is a good one.

Good in that it "makes for a mildly distracting film" but not good in "plausibly possible in the real world" sense - yes, I agree.

Anything is possible.

Uh, no, no it actually isn't. Things are governed by the laws of physics in that location. By location I mean this known universe. In other universes, should any exist, other rules may apply. Or, within extreme natural phenomena such as black holes, those rules may break down.

But in terms of the world we experience, no - not everything is possible. Or it could be termed as unlikely to a degree that is as near as makes no difference. But please, by all means, if you wish to challenge these rules then leap out of the nearest 7th floor window and see if gravity stops.

Yeah there are ways of judging plausibility of claims you guys

Does it break physics is a pretty good starting point for "didn't fucking happen""

A more succinct way of putting it, thank you!

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS  over a year ago

Stockport


"The parallel universe Beatles album is a good one. Not so much conspiracy as just interesting.

Is that where you play the record backwards to get demons speaking?

Or am I off the mark here?

It's about a guy called James Richards He wrote of having travelled to a parallel universe, in which the Beatles had never broken up, and took back with them a cassette tape containing one of their alleged albums from the timeline. The album's called every day Chemistry and can be heard on youtube "

That was a comedy movie last year, directed by danny boyle...

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS  over a year ago

Stockport


"

Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then.

Sorry - "ancient people built the Blackpool Tower". The Blackpool fucking Tower?

Tuke and Maxwell designed it and it was opened to the public in 1894.

It was inspired by the Eiffel Tower.

You do realize these are actual facts, right? You do have some idea of the difference between fantasy and reality, right?

Jesus tittyfucking Christ.

"

1894? Well they must be pretty ancient by now

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By *bi HaiveMan  over a year ago
Forum Mod

Cheeseville, Somerset


"

Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then.

Sorry - "ancient people built the Blackpool Tower". The Blackpool fucking Tower?

Tuke and Maxwell designed it and it was opened to the public in 1894.

It was inspired by the Eiffel Tower.

You do realize these are actual facts, right? You do have some idea of the difference between fantasy and reality, right?

Jesus tittyfucking Christ.

"

The joke.

Your head.

A

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


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Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then.

Sorry - "ancient people built the Blackpool Tower". The Blackpool fucking Tower?

Tuke and Maxwell designed it and it was opened to the public in 1894.

It was inspired by the Eiffel Tower.

You do realize these are actual facts, right? You do have some idea of the difference between fantasy and reality, right?

Jesus tittyfucking Christ.

1894? Well they must be pretty ancient by now "

I just despair at some people's lack of the most basic critical thinking skills.

There's got to be a threshold below which some shouldn't be allowed to have any serious decision-making responsibilities...

...like Presidents of Republics, for example.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS  over a year ago

Stockport


"

Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then.

Sorry - "ancient people built the Blackpool Tower". The Blackpool fucking Tower?

Tuke and Maxwell designed it and it was opened to the public in 1894.

It was inspired by the Eiffel Tower.

You do realize these are actual facts, right? You do have some idea of the difference between fantasy and reality, right?

Jesus tittyfucking Christ.

"

1894? It cannot just be coincidence that the date is 1984 mixed up. This must prove that George Orwell was a time travelling architect who roved through history leaving plans for people to follow. How much more evidence do you need that the Eiffel tower was actually inspired by the Blackpool tower?

(Next up, proof that Noah's Ark was based on Animal Farm )

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By *mmmMaybeCouple  over a year ago

West Wales


"The Philadelphia experiment is a good one.

Good in that it "makes for a mildly distracting film" but not good in "plausibly possible in the real world" sense - yes, I agree."

The film was crap, the book as with most things was much better.

S

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then.

Sorry - "ancient people built the Blackpool Tower". The Blackpool fucking Tower?

Tuke and Maxwell designed it and it was opened to the public in 1894.

It was inspired by the Eiffel Tower.

You do realize these are actual facts, right? You do have some idea of the difference between fantasy and reality, right?

Jesus tittyfucking Christ.

The joke.

Your head.

A"

Oh well then my apologies...

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

5G conspiracy theories

Anti vaxxers in general blow my fucking mind with their (I have no polite way to express my feelings)

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Why bother micro-chipping people when 95% of people have their entire life on their insecure mobile phone?

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By *mmmMaybeCouple  over a year ago

West Wales

Have some on here hit the Jack Daniels a trifle early or what?

Not really conspiracy theories some of these, more just theories like multiverses or the universal expansion & contraction theory (widely debunked now).

S

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS  over a year ago

Stockport

Has anybody heard the conspiracy theory that there's a website called Fabswingers where men can go to find women wanting sex?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Ancient people built the Blackpool tower and shined lights of it like holograms.So how do you know they didn't fake the moon back then.

Sorry - "ancient people built the Blackpool Tower". The Blackpool fucking Tower?

Tuke and Maxwell designed it and it was opened to the public in 1894.

It was inspired by the Eiffel Tower.

You do realize these are actual facts, right? You do have some idea of the difference between fantasy and reality, right?

Jesus tittyfucking Christ.

"

You prove my point ancient people built it and how do you know the moon wasn't there before the tower?

You don't do you and if two men built the tower then they could keep the hologram machine a secret between each other.

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By *bi HaiveMan  over a year ago
Forum Mod

Cheeseville, Somerset


"Has anybody heard the conspiracy theory that there's a website called Fabswingers where men can go to find women wanting sex? "

As likely as Trump winning......

A

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By *mmmMaybeCouple  over a year ago

West Wales


"5G conspiracy theories

Anti vaxxers in general blow my fucking mind with their (I have no polite way to express my feelings)"

Have you seem the Tweet takedown of an anti vaxer?

“So let me get this straight, you’ll eat sausages but you won’t vax because you don’t know what’s in it?”

S

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS  over a year ago

Stockport


"5G conspiracy theories

Anti vaxxers in general blow my fucking mind with their (I have no polite way to express my feelings)

Have you seem the Tweet takedown of an anti vaxer?

“So let me get this straight, you’ll eat sausages but you won’t vax because you don’t know what’s in it?”

S"

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"5G conspiracy theories

Anti vaxxers in general blow my fucking mind with their (I have no polite way to express my feelings)

Have you seem the Tweet takedown of an anti vaxer?

“So let me get this straight, you’ll eat sausages but you won’t vax because you don’t know what’s in it?”

S"

All the enormous risks people take. The small ones they don't even realise they're taking and they take without even thinking about it.

All of these are monumental fucking risks compared to vaccination, and yet mercury is icky pharma is corrupt etc etc insert goal post shifting bullshit here.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If the dinosaur in Jurassic park dug it out of her own head Im sure I could winkle a microchip out of my arm. Cheeky buggers.

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By *mmmMaybeCouple  over a year ago

West Wales


"5G conspiracy theories

Anti vaxxers in general blow my fucking mind with their (I have no polite way to express my feelings)

Have you seem the Tweet takedown of an anti vaxer?

“So let me get this straight, you’ll eat sausages but you won’t vax because you don’t know what’s in it?”

S

All the enormous risks people take. The small ones they don't even realise they're taking and they take without even thinking about it.

All of these are monumental fucking risks compared to vaccination, and yet mercury is icky pharma is corrupt etc etc insert goal post shifting bullshit here."

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By *edGrayCouple  over a year ago

Swindon

The truth is out there...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The craziest conspiracy is that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself.

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By *tella HeelsTV/TS  over a year ago

west here ford shire

Big foot is alive and heads Tesla cars

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By *ogan WillowCouple  over a year ago

Leeds


"Conspiracy theories are a conspiracy

That what "they" want you to think "

Exactly, because it's your thought you'll believe it.

Keyser Söze

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The truth is out there... "

It is! Requires critical thinking not just glomming onto fuck knows where this crap comes from

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Var is being used to halt the decline of Manchester United.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The parallel universe Beatles album is a good one. Not so much conspiracy as just interesting.

Is that where you play the record backwards to get demons speaking?

Or am I off the mark here?

It's about a guy called James Richards He wrote of having travelled to a parallel universe, in which the Beatles had never broken up, and took back with them a cassette tape containing one of their alleged albums from the timeline. The album's called every day Chemistry and can be heard on youtube

That was a comedy movie last year, directed by danny boyle..."

Yeah but this story came out in 2009

You know Paul McCartney died and replaced with a look a like

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By *ent in BlackMan  over a year ago

Silsden


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

And they think they’re the enlightened ones, that somehow a bloke who still lives at home in his mums basement has more inside information than experts, scientists in their chosen fields. The way they call people who follow the advise of experts ‘sheeple’, it’s funny how they all say the same thing, calling everyone else sheeple, I just think it’s a form of trolling, because there’s nothing you can do or say that will convince them they are wrong. "

Totally agree with this100% I’m really getting fed up of some of these ridiculous outlandish claims.

I mean to be fair (the covid chip one) why would Bill Gates want to see me go to the co-op, then go to Subway, then have a pee etc.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

What about the Monolith found in the Utah desert yesterday?

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By *umstibleMan  over a year ago

Colindale


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

And they think they’re the enlightened ones, that somehow a bloke who still lives at home in his mums basement has more inside information than experts, scientists in their chosen fields. The way they call people who follow the advise of experts ‘sheeple’, it’s funny how they all say the same thing, calling everyone else sheeple, I just think it’s a form of trolling, because there’s nothing you can do or say that will convince them they are wrong. "

This is one of the definitive issues with conspiracy theorists.

1. The lack of evidence is in itself evidence of a cover up!

2. Any contrary evidence is a set up or fabrication

3. The maths and or the motives behind the theory are shakey (and thats at the very very best lol)

To give an example; the moon landings being fake.

Assuming the motives are there..

If you calculate the amount of man power it would take to just keep this a secret? I think the estimated number was about 500k people. Now imagine getting that many, presumably smart and sensible people, to work in unity for one, not step out of line for two and after years and years of the event, not to come forward!

The 'vaccine' so to speak of a conspiracy theory is always maths

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By *andyfloss2000Woman  over a year ago

ashford

Will keep mine to myself I dont fancy a bashing! Not of that sort anyhow!! x

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By *umstibleMan  over a year ago

Colindale


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria. "

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you "

Cause my life is so extra ordinary they want to track my every move !

I can make life real simple for them ! Off license then my Appartment

Job done ! ( during lockdown) I ain’t usually that boring !

Anyway That is just that a conspiracy theory!

Seen 2 Pak on Grafton yesterday cause you know he ain’t dead right !?

I’m not a fan of half facts and conspiracy theories!

That’s wat has the world turned upside down !!

people listening to some of this madness !

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!"

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

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By *he Queen of TartsWoman  over a year ago
Forum Mod

My Own Little World


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you "

They are welcome to, it gets pretty boring after a while:

Sofa to fridge, back to sofa. Bathroom, fridge, sofa. Bugger, dropped remote, back to sofa. Fridge to bed.

My day in a nutshell

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you

They are welcome to, it gets pretty boring after a while:

Sofa to fridge, back to sofa. Bathroom, fridge, sofa. Bugger, dropped remote, back to sofa. Fridge to bed.

My day in a nutshell "

Like we both live the dream !

Who would not want to track are excitement on a daily bases

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Bang on point there. Usually looking in a mirror is the best way to find the culprit...


"Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you

They won't need to. They will just make your life impossible if you don't take the vaccine. That said i think so many people will refuse it won't work.

Usually though people who really believe in conspiracies do so because it is a way of absolving themselves of responsibility for the shit situation their lives are in."

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By *umstibleMan  over a year ago

Colindale


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact "

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Bang on point there. Usually looking in a mirror is the best way to find the culprit...

Anyone got any good ones

Here’s one for you the covid vaccines will have a microchip inside that the government will use to track you

They won't need to. They will just make your life impossible if you don't take the vaccine. That said i think so many people will refuse it won't work.

Usually though people who really believe in conspiracies do so because it is a way of absolving themselves of responsibility for the shit situation their lives are in."

What a well thought out look !

Impressive

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge."

They have ? There just stopping short of saying an alien craft

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Feeding us crumbles so wen we do finally get the full information we won’t all loose are shit

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Tracking us physically would probably have less value (I imagine) than tracking us digitally which they already do with all their cookies. They call them cookies to make them all cute and biscuity to hide the fact they are a nosy menace. I dont think they care about our health and movements as much as were we can spend cash and can make them money.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

They can be entertaining, thought provoking, nonsense and sometimes true. However people can get themselves wrapped up in them where it becomes quite an obsession. There seems to be an industry for it in literature and on YouTube and it’s the usual faces. Nowt wrong with questioning the narrative.

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By *umstibleMan  over a year ago

Colindale


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge.

They have ? There just stopping short of saying an alien craft "

The odds against it being alien are mathematically so high, if i started to explain the formula here id be banned from the forums for wasting thread space lol

Safe to say it isn't. Could be tech, could be advanced even, but alien? No.

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By *rishman75Man  over a year ago

Chessington/epsom

the great reset 2030 and we shall own nothing and rent everything and I like reading about it .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge.

They have ? There just stopping short of saying an alien craft

The odds against it being alien are mathematically so high, if i started to explain the formula here id be banned from the forums for wasting thread space lol

Safe to say it isn't. Could be tech, could be advanced even, but alien? No."

Na sounds intriguing mate !!!

I never said alien they didn’t you’s them words but you obviously know more then me I’m just going on facts but yes your correct !

but answer me this if it’s tech the US can’t figure out wats your opinion?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"the great reset 2030 and we shall own nothing and rent everything and I like reading about it ."

As long as we got spuds pal wer all good na I’m kidding

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By *ent in BlackMan  over a year ago

Silsden


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge.

They have ? There just stopping short of saying an alien craft

The odds against it being alien are mathematically so high, if i started to explain the formula here id be banned from the forums for wasting thread space lol

Safe to say it isn't. Could be tech, could be advanced even, but alien? No."

I work in a theory based job too where all my work can be proved. This is what conspiracy theorists disregard.

Like you say IF aliens had visited Earth do you think they’d be dumb enough to get captured by the US Government?

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By *uvhandle20Man  over a year ago

SE London

There are now nano-chips that are are able to be inhaled and then wander through your blood stream from the lungs to your brain. Once 5g is deployed the government is able to control your mind with these chips. Because the chips needs to be inhaled first, special spreader sprays are installed in all bus and trains, also the government is forcing the landlords to install them in supermarkets and shopping centers.

Wearing a face mask that covers mouth and nose will prevent the inhalation

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge.

They have ? There just stopping short of saying an alien craft

The odds against it being alien are mathematically so high, if i started to explain the formula here id be banned from the forums for wasting thread space lol

Safe to say it isn't. Could be tech, could be advanced even, but alien? No.

I work in a theory based job too where all my work can be proved. This is what conspiracy theorists disregard.

Like you say IF aliens had visited Earth do you think they’d be dumb enough to get captured by the US Government?"

just read the post before I naively stuck my opinion in and it’s seriously interesting you obviously know your stuff so I’m not gonna sit here and throw if’s and buts out !

Forget the craft alright !

Do you think there is life outside of earth ! ???

I mean conscious living beings ??

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

And they think they’re the enlightened ones, that somehow a bloke who still lives at home in his mums basement has more inside information than experts, scientists in their chosen fields. The way they call people who follow the advise of experts ‘sheeple’, it’s funny how they all say the same thing, calling everyone else sheeple, I just think it’s a form of trolling, because there’s nothing you can do or say that will convince them they are wrong.

This is one of the definitive issues with conspiracy theorists.

1. The lack of evidence is in itself evidence of a cover up!

2. Any contrary evidence is a set up or fabrication

3. The maths and or the motives behind the theory are shakey (and thats at the very very best lol)

To give an example; the moon landings being fake.

Assuming the motives are there..

If you calculate the amount of man power it would take to just keep this a secret? I think the estimated number was about 500k people. Now imagine getting that many, presumably smart and sensible people, to work in unity for one, not step out of line for two and after years and years of the event, not to come forward!

The 'vaccine' so to speak of a conspiracy theory is always maths "

Occam's razor helps for those of us who are a bit allergic to maths

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"There are now nano-chips that are are able to be inhaled and then wander through your blood stream from the lungs to your brain. Once 5g is deployed the government is able to control your mind with these chips. Because the chips needs to be inhaled first, special spreader sprays are installed in all bus and trains, also the government is forcing the landlords to install them in supermarkets and shopping centers.

Wearing a face mask that covers mouth and nose will prevent the inhalation

"

Elon musk did it in a pig ? Hope I’m right here ? Well something similar right ?

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By *umstibleMan  over a year ago

Colindale


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge.

They have ? There just stopping short of saying an alien craft

The odds against it being alien are mathematically so high, if i started to explain the formula here id be banned from the forums for wasting thread space lol

Safe to say it isn't. Could be tech, could be advanced even, but alien? No.

Na sounds intriguing mate !!!

I never said alien they didn’t you’s them words but you obviously know more then me I’m just going on facts but yes your correct !

but answer me this if it’s tech the US can’t figure out wats your opinion? "

Having almost no knowledge of the news itself, im cautious against making assumptions so i want to use a historical comparison.

During WW2, when the allies 'liberated' parts of german territory, they discovered, many many scientific experiments. Some destroyed by the Germans in retreat some still half completed.

One being the flying saucer looking craft.

Apparently, and this is not from first hand account obviously, the tech was so advanced that the soldiers who discovered it had no idea it was even a craft, they thought of it as a weird tank. It wasn't until many years later, when US officials put things together from nazi scientists who had now been 'relocated' as US citizens.

It is very possible in todays society for a group of brilliant and lucky scientists to head a project so far that it would be considered almost alien.

Again, if you look back just 30 years and think ahead, todays tech would mostly look like magic lol

It is possible, in principle to take leaps in a field when you put the right minds at work. Tech advances quickly in itself. Almost doubling each year compared to the previous. Work on something and get a bit lucky, you could be 10 or 20 years ahead in a short space of time.

My assumption would be along these lines with the discovery in hand.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge.

They have ? There just stopping short of saying an alien craft

The odds against it being alien are mathematically so high, if i started to explain the formula here id be banned from the forums for wasting thread space lol

Safe to say it isn't. Could be tech, could be advanced even, but alien? No.

Na sounds intriguing mate !!!

I never said alien they didn’t you’s them words but you obviously know more then me I’m just going on facts but yes your correct !

but answer me this if it’s tech the US can’t figure out wats your opinion?

Having almost no knowledge of the news itself, im cautious against making assumptions so i want to use a historical comparison.

During WW2, when the allies 'liberated' parts of german territory, they discovered, many many scientific experiments. Some destroyed by the Germans in retreat some still half completed.

One being the flying saucer looking craft.

Apparently, and this is not from first hand account obviously, the tech was so advanced that the soldiers who discovered it had no idea it was even a craft, they thought of it as a weird tank. It wasn't until many years later, when US officials put things together from nazi scientists who had now been 'relocated' as US citizens.

It is very possible in todays society for a group of brilliant and lucky scientists to head a project so far that it would be considered almost alien.

Again, if you look back just 30 years and think ahead, todays tech would mostly look like magic lol

It is possible, in principle to take leaps in a field when you put the right minds at work. Tech advances quickly in itself. Almost doubling each year compared to the previous. Work on something and get a bit lucky, you could be 10 or 20 years ahead in a short space of time.

My assumption would be along these lines with the discovery in hand."

correct that’s basically there stance ! I’ve heard this theory in documentary’s about tech well not facts But exactly what you just said the nazi’s where building machines or tech that had never been conceived ! But it could never be proved

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By *ent in BlackMan  over a year ago

Silsden


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge.

They have ? There just stopping short of saying an alien craft

The odds against it being alien are mathematically so high, if i started to explain the formula here id be banned from the forums for wasting thread space lol

Safe to say it isn't. Could be tech, could be advanced even, but alien? No.

I work in a theory based job too where all my work can be proved. This is what conspiracy theorists disregard.

Like you say IF aliens had visited Earth do you think they’d be dumb enough to get captured by the US Government?just read the post before I naively stuck my opinion in and it’s seriously interesting you obviously know your stuff so I’m not gonna sit here and throw if’s and buts out !

Forget the craft alright !

Do you think there is life outside of earth ! ???

I mean conscious living beings ??"

I won’t dispute life outside of Earth, based on the amount we don’t know and the amount of stuff out there we can’t be the only life.

Is that life like us? I’m not sure, that said I have no evidence at all so I can’t say yes.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I'm agnostic to intelligent life outside Earth. Given the scale of the universe it seems probable but I don't know.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan  over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"I'm agnostic to intelligent life outside Earth. Given the scale of the universe it seems probable but I don't know."

There has to be somewhere I would think , but yes , I agree , until we know for sure. By then we'll probably all be dead anyway

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By *umstibleMan  over a year ago

Colindale


"Conspiracy theories has always been a fascinating human social issue for me.

How does one continue to believe in things with such lack of evidence is baffling to me lol

Most of what you believe you read in a book or someone else read in a book and told you, you just chose to believe it. Most people wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to testing the validity of a piece of evidence, for example gravity, atoms, bacteria.

This is true in practice but not in principle.

For example;

Lets say i have done 0 experiments of all of the knowledge i have accumulated and believe to be true. For all or some of this information to be false or fabricated, firstly there would have to be motive behind this fabrication, secondly there would have to be a huge amount of participation around the globe! Because no doubt, the moon landings being fake or the earth being flat requires a global effort to be kept a secret!

Even the small ones or ridiculous ones, for example aliens and the Egyptians, mayans etc

Whats the motive in keeping this secret and how many million people are involved lol

It never, ever adds up!

Well the pentagon came out and said publicly they have a craft not from this world or basically they have no clue wat it is !

And No not a conspiracy this is fact

Exactly, this is beyond the discussion if its a fact lol

Mind you, if there was alien tech and the US kept it tho themselves for all these years the world would hammer them. Its in their best interest to actually share the knowledge.

They have ? There just stopping short of saying an alien craft

The odds against it being alien are mathematically so high, if i started to explain the formula here id be banned from the forums for wasting thread space lol

Safe to say it isn't. Could be tech, could be advanced even, but alien? No.

I work in a theory based job too where all my work can be proved. This is what conspiracy theorists disregard.

Like you say IF aliens had visited Earth do you think they’d be dumb enough to get captured by the US Government?just read the post before I naively stuck my opinion in and it’s seriously interesting you obviously know your stuff so I’m not gonna sit here and throw if’s and buts out !

Forget the craft alright !

Do you think there is life outside of earth ! ???

I mean conscious living beings ??

I won’t dispute life outside of Earth, based on the amount we don’t know and the amount of stuff out there we can’t be the only life.

Is that life like us? I’m not sure, that said I have no evidence at all so I can’t say yes."

I posted this on another thread but it sits well here too.

Anyone interested in life outside of earth should watch YouTube videos and understand 'THE DRAKE EQUATION'

Prof. Brian cox having my favourite interpretation of it.

It's very easy and short to explain and understand. Videos range from 10mins to 2 hours depending on how detailed you want to indulge in the subject.

My short answer to life outside of earth, even human like life, is mathematically 100% possible, so therefore i believe there is such beings.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

Think I'm going to live in a Faraday cage for the rest of my life.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I'm agnostic to intelligent life outside Earth. Given the scale of the universe it seems probable but I don't know.

There has to be somewhere I would think , but yes , I agree , until we know for sure. By then we'll probably all be dead anyway "

I deliberately withhold judgement

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I'm agnostic to intelligent life outside Earth. Given the scale of the universe it seems probable but I don't know.

There has to be somewhere I would think , but yes , I agree , until we know for sure. By then we'll probably all be dead anyway "

Your really fulfilling that profile name grumpy na I’m kidding but most definitely I feel it’s niave to think wer the only ones !

I’m sure we’ll know in my lifetime !

Things are moving so fast wer sending tourists to space it’s crazy !

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Some people prefer a conspiracy theory to no theory at all.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Some people prefer a conspiracy theory to no theory at all. "

Is true

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By *ent in BlackMan  over a year ago

Silsden


"Some people prefer a conspiracy theory to no theory at all.

Is true "

But why make something up? It just causes confusion and in some cases panic!

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Some people prefer a conspiracy theory to no theory at all.

Is true

But why make something up? It just causes confusion and in some cases panic!"

I read a pamphlet on the psychology of conspiracy theories. I think it might have been from UQ (University of Sydney's younger northern cousin ). Basically people are afraid and don't feel in control, so they need to feel in control by knowing something secret and exclusive. It makes them feel safe - even if it's illogical, easily disproven, and terrifying. It's less scary than "random bad shit happens". They know and therefore they have power. Apparently.

I should dig it up again.

Alternatively, some people make vast fortunes spreading falsehoods to terrified people, particularly in medical conspiracies.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman  over a year ago

ashford


"Some people prefer a conspiracy theory to no theory at all.

Is true

But why make something up? It just causes confusion and in some cases panic!

I read a pamphlet on the psychology of conspiracy theories. I think it might have been from UQ (University of Sydney's younger northern cousin ). Basically people are afraid and don't feel in control, so they need to feel in control by knowing something secret and exclusive. It makes them feel safe - even if it's illogical, easily disproven, and terrifying. It's less scary than "random bad shit happens". They know and therefore they have power. Apparently.

I should dig it up again.

Alternatively, some people make vast fortunes spreading falsehoods to terrified people, particularly in medical conspiracies."

Ha ha my 28 year old quotes this to me! I dont want power for sure ! And I'm no way scared and certainly dont need control! I just have my own opinions on stuff! And of course covid is real dont think there is anybody under any illusions it's not ! X

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By *ent in BlackMan  over a year ago

Silsden


"Some people prefer a conspiracy theory to no theory at all.

Is true

But why make something up? It just causes confusion and in some cases panic!

I read a pamphlet on the psychology of conspiracy theories. I think it might have been from UQ (University of Sydney's younger northern cousin ). Basically people are afraid and don't feel in control, so they need to feel in control by knowing something secret and exclusive. It makes them feel safe - even if it's illogical, easily disproven, and terrifying. It's less scary than "random bad shit happens". They know and therefore they have power. Apparently.

I should dig it up again.

Alternatively, some people make vast fortunes spreading falsehoods to terrified people, particularly in medical conspiracies.

Ha ha my 28 year old quotes this to me! I dont want power for sure ! And I'm no way scared and certainly dont need control! I just have my own opinions on stuff! And of course covid is real dont think there is anybody under any illusions it's not ! X"

Some of the theories I’ve seen are just that, people trying to take back some control (this is just a theory though, no fact)

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By *heRazorsEdgeMan  over a year ago

Wales/ All over UK


"The one everyone talks about.The moon not being real.

The idea that anyone could fake the moon landing with the technology that existed back then is... umm. Adorable."

It was filmed by Kubrick... but being the passionate director he is, he insisted it was filmed on location

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By *ig Dawg Walking TallMan  over a year ago

Wakefield

Love all the Kennedy assassination ones so many and non most likely true but so much fun.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Some people prefer a conspiracy theory to no theory at all.

Is true

But why make something up? It just causes confusion and in some cases panic!

I read a pamphlet on the psychology of conspiracy theories. I think it might have been from UQ (University of Sydney's younger northern cousin ). Basically people are afraid and don't feel in control, so they need to feel in control by knowing something secret and exclusive. It makes them feel safe - even if it's illogical, easily disproven, and terrifying. It's less scary than "random bad shit happens". They know and therefore they have power. Apparently.

I should dig it up again.

Alternatively, some people make vast fortunes spreading falsehoods to terrified people, particularly in medical conspiracies.

Ha ha my 28 year old quotes this to me! I dont want power for sure ! And I'm no way scared and certainly dont need control! I just have my own opinions on stuff! And of course covid is real dont think there is anybody under any illusions it's not ! X"

The thing I mentioned was "this is the psychological motivation behind conspiracy theories across populations" not "you personally hold these beliefs consciously or unconsciously"

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By *andyfloss2000Woman  over a year ago

ashford


"Some people prefer a conspiracy theory to no theory at all.

Is true

But why make something up? It just causes confusion and in some cases panic!

I read a pamphlet on the psychology of conspiracy theories. I think it might have been from UQ (University of Sydney's younger northern cousin ). Basically people are afraid and don't feel in control, so they need to feel in control by knowing something secret and exclusive. It makes them feel safe - even if it's illogical, easily disproven, and terrifying. It's less scary than "random bad shit happens". They know and therefore they have power. Apparently.

I should dig it up again.

Alternatively, some people make vast fortunes spreading falsehoods to terrified people, particularly in medical conspiracies.

Ha ha my 28 year old quotes this to me! I dont want power for sure ! And I'm no way scared and certainly dont need control! I just have my own opinions on stuff! And of course covid is real dont think there is anybody under any illusions it's not ! X

The thing I mentioned was "this is the psychological motivation behind conspiracy theories across populations" not "you personally hold these beliefs consciously or unconsciously""

Sure x

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By *ogan WillowCouple  over a year ago

Leeds

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3332320350112656&id=186255148052541&sfnsn=scwspwa

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Love all the Kennedy assassination ones so many and non most likely true but so much fun."

Do you reckon Oswald is that right ? Did it ? Don’t think so

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By *ickdasterdly51Man  over a year ago

Lingfield

A couple of my favourites are that Angela Merkel is Hitler's daughter (despite being born a good few years after he died) and chemtrails from planes spraying chemicals on us all to control us. The only one I might have believed in was that the fourth plane in 911 was shot down, simply because I can understand Bush if he had said go ahead. However I think there is sufficient evidence to say it wasn't shot down.

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By *ex HolesMan  over a year ago

Up North

The truth is rarely the best story. And when it’s not the only story, the truth deserves a good conspiracy theory to spice things up

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