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Tag Archives: conspiracy theories
I am so tired of dishonesty
Not that I’ve never been dishonest or can say that I’ll be honest for the rest of my life going forward, but dishonesty is so tiring. I’ve mentioned my year-and-a-half of trying to argue with a conspiracy theorist and one … Continue reading
Conspiracy thinking is damaging
Having spent far too much time over the past 1½ year arguing with a trio of conspiracy thinkers I have found that it has been a waste of time and effort. I’ve tried different approaches and so have my friends … Continue reading
The Al Capone theory of conspiracy thinking
Inspired by a long thread on a closed forum regarding COVID-19 and one member’s conspiracy theory leaning reasoning, and what I learned some time ago about using proxies, I now have the Al Capone theory of conspiracy thinking. Al Capone … Continue reading
Yeah, I felt the same way
It’s from this story of a nurse trying to prove that the COVID-19 vaccines make you magnetic (’cause magnetic crystals), where a key managed to stick to her chest but not to her neck. The people in the background are … Continue reading
UFOs, one more time
The media couldn’t let a chance to roll out the UFO stories go to waste, so with the Pentagon release of grainy footage they jumped to it. In Denmark as well and those are mild compared to the imbeciles running … Continue reading
I was wrong
I don’t enjoy being wrong, but if you search my blog you will find a number of posts about me, being wrong. This one is most likely such a one. — But I am not sure if it is. The … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019ncov, bat, bret weinstein, china, conspiracy theories, covid-19, disinformation, lab-leak theory, nicholas wade, pangolin, sars-cov-2, wuhan
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A cure for Fake News?
After combating disinformation/”fake news” online for years, are we actually winning? It feels like we are losing. I personally know a couple of people who deny the existence of COVID-19. I know some who believe many of the more outlandish … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, censorship machines, conspiracy theories, disinformation, fake news, gurwinder bhogal
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Morrison’s distraction
Toni Morrison’s argument about the real function of racism – which applies to equally to sexism etc – is this: The function, the very serious function of racism is distraction. It keeps you from doing your work. It keeps you … Continue reading
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Tagged antonin scalia, conspiracy theories, jean-paul sartre, racism
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The irony, oh the irony
This idiot, Jake Angeli, cosplaying as a patriot, but actually one of the proponents of the ridiculous and dangerous Q-conspiracy theory, might be headed for jail. He was one of the first inside the Capitol building in the riot yesterday. … Continue reading
The other side of the conspiracy
From Marcus Hutchins comes this: Imagine what a plot twist it’d be if it turned out Bill Gates wasn’t trying to inject people with tracking chips, and actually the tracking chip was in the social media app those people were … Continue reading
Posted in Security
Tagged bill gates, conspiracy theories, facebook, marcus hutchins, privacy, surveillance
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