The internet just gives these people access to far too much information. That saying - a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing - rings very true.
Conspiracy theories are peddled and believed by Nut Jobs.
However, I do think that this whole, 'Trump has Covid and it hasn't hurt him' charade is nonsense and a Republican plot to proliferate the pandemic worldwide and to disrupt the US election process.
I understand people who are interested in conspiracy theories. I work with somebody who is interested in conspiracy theories because they enjoy the nature of somebody giving an argument to something that could be proved true/hasn't been discovered as yet or something along those lines.
One thing I personally can't do with is people that try and argue against/back up an argument using a conspiracy theory. I always say, it's called a conspiracy theory for a reason, so treat it as what it is until it is something different.
Somebody that I know is like that with the conspiracy theories that surround the 9/11 terror attacks.
comment by Robb Pochettino (U22311)
posted 10 minutes ago
The internet just gives these people access to far too much information. That saying - a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing - rings very true.
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It's like you when you hear a Pochettino rumour.
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posted 1 minute ago
comment by Robb Pochettino (U22311)
posted 10 minutes ago
The internet just gives these people access to far too much information. That saying - a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing - rings very true.
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It's like you when you hear a Pochettino rumour.
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Make United Great Again
Is David Icke still around?
comment by Barf Vader #WWG1WGA (U15867)
posted 1 minute ago
Is David Icke still around?
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He’s actually very high up in the anti lockdown protest movement. Along with Jeremy Corbyn’s brother he’s one of their main dudes
comment by JustYourAverageFan (U21016)
posted 13 minutes ago
I understand people who are interested in conspiracy theories. I work with somebody who is interested in conspiracy theories because they enjoy the nature of somebody giving an argument to something that could be proved true/hasn't been discovered as yet or something along those lines.
One thing I personally can't do with is people that try and argue against/back up an argument using a conspiracy theory. I always say, it's called a conspiracy theory for a reason, so treat it as what it is until it is something different.
Somebody that I know is like that with the conspiracy theories that surround the 9/11 terror attacks.
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One of my kids is at med school. One of the tutors is considered a CT but by many of the students.
I met him and he is a very intelligent bloke. Who was a medical practitioner etc and has a PHD etc
He has written books on aluminium in aerosol sprays etc and even on polyester (or nylon I forget) and the effects it has on people. I checked some of it out and it's fascinating and I'm not sure he is a CT nut.
comment by Jinja Ninja (U19849)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by JustYourAverageFan (U21016)
posted 13 minutes ago
I understand people who are interested in conspiracy theories. I work with somebody who is interested in conspiracy theories because they enjoy the nature of somebody giving an argument to something that could be proved true/hasn't been discovered as yet or something along those lines.
One thing I personally can't do with is people that try and argue against/back up an argument using a conspiracy theory. I always say, it's called a conspiracy theory for a reason, so treat it as what it is until it is something different.
Somebody that I know is like that with the conspiracy theories that surround the 9/11 terror attacks.
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One of my kids is at med school. One of the tutors is considered a CT but by many of the students.
I met him and he is a very intelligent bloke. Who was a medical practitioner etc and has a PHD etc
He has written books on aluminium in aerosol sprays etc and even on polyester (or nylon I forget) and the effects it has on people. I checked some of it out and it's fascinating and I'm not sure he is a CT nut.
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I get that there are many theories that are fascinating, I think that's what gets most people into conspiracy theories in the first place. But a conspiracy theory is different to a medical theory, hence why it's called a conspiracy!
My degree was in English and American Literature. One of the most popular course units was Conspiracy Theories in American Culture. It was very popular and, alas, I didn't take it as an option. They looked at JFK and Roswell etc, popular culture like The X-Files and novelists like Don Delillo and Thomas Pynchon. I'd love to do it now!
comment by JustYourAverageFan (U21016)
posted 29 seconds ago
comment by Jinja Ninja (U19849)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by JustYourAverageFan (U21016)
posted 13 minutes ago
I understand people who are interested in conspiracy theories. I work with somebody who is interested in conspiracy theories because they enjoy the nature of somebody giving an argument to something that could be proved true/hasn't been discovered as yet or something along those lines.
One thing I personally can't do with is people that try and argue against/back up an argument using a conspiracy theory. I always say, it's called a conspiracy theory for a reason, so treat it as what it is until it is something different.
Somebody that I know is like that with the conspiracy theories that surround the 9/11 terror attacks.
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One of my kids is at med school. One of the tutors is considered a CT but by many of the students.
I met him and he is a very intelligent bloke. Who was a medical practitioner etc and has a PHD etc
He has written books on aluminium in aerosol sprays etc and even on polyester (or nylon I forget) and the effects it has on people. I checked some of it out and it's fascinating and I'm not sure he is a CT nut.
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I get that there are many theories that are fascinating, I think that's what gets most people into conspiracy theories in the first place. But a conspiracy theory is different to a medical theory, hence why it's called a conspiracy!
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Yeah I get that. I suppose my point was this guy is considered a CT nut. Not just by some of the students but also by some of the other staff from what I gather.
I'm not sure he is. His arguments are quite considered and articulate
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 26 minutes ago
Is David Icke still around?
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Very much so, he keeps getting kicked off FB and Twitter.
I feel like you could uncover some interesting things from conspiracy theories depending on where you are reading. When you're taking knowledge from somebody from Facebook however, that's the kind of theories to avoid.
Same one's as those who believe a "second ice age" will hit the planet because Britain is about to "endure its worst snowstorm in November" every year. Same picture of a man walking his dog, specifically a jack Russell with a red lead. See it every year. Clowns.
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 31 minutes ago
Is David Icke still around?
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I heard he's been sent to Coventry.
I heard he's been sent to Coventry.
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Well done
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 38 minutes ago
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
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More fiction
"SOME" people are simply fckwits and easily led, I just ignore them, the Internet has a lot to blame for here
Oh you poor people that believe the mainstream...
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 4 hours, 45 minutes ago
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
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If you think religion is anything but a method of control then you are an idiot
comment by Great Teams Give Season Ticket Refunds Game By Game (U1308)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 4 hours, 45 minutes ago
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
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If you think religion is anything but a method of control then you are an idiot
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It's not a method of control, which makes you an idiot.
One of my favorite Peocss from the TV Show JAG
Lt Bud Roberts
“Do you know how many ships and planes have gone missing in the Burmuda Triangle”?
Col Sarah MacKenzie
“Do you know how many haven’t”?
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
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Probably. After all they are the Opium of the masses.
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posted on 8/10/20
The internet just gives these people access to far too much information. That saying - a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing - rings very true.
posted on 8/10/20
Conspiracy theories are peddled and believed by Nut Jobs.
However, I do think that this whole, 'Trump has Covid and it hasn't hurt him' charade is nonsense and a Republican plot to proliferate the pandemic worldwide and to disrupt the US election process.
posted on 8/10/20
I understand people who are interested in conspiracy theories. I work with somebody who is interested in conspiracy theories because they enjoy the nature of somebody giving an argument to something that could be proved true/hasn't been discovered as yet or something along those lines.
One thing I personally can't do with is people that try and argue against/back up an argument using a conspiracy theory. I always say, it's called a conspiracy theory for a reason, so treat it as what it is until it is something different.
Somebody that I know is like that with the conspiracy theories that surround the 9/11 terror attacks.
posted on 8/10/20
comment by Robb Pochettino (U22311)
posted 10 minutes ago
The internet just gives these people access to far too much information. That saying - a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing - rings very true.
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It's like you when you hear a Pochettino rumour.
posted on 8/10/20
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Robb Pochettino (U22311)
posted 10 minutes ago
The internet just gives these people access to far too much information. That saying - a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing - rings very true.
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It's like you when you hear a Pochettino rumour.
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Make United Great Again
posted on 8/10/20
Is David Icke still around?
posted on 8/10/20
comment by Barf Vader #WWG1WGA (U15867)
posted 1 minute ago
Is David Icke still around?
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He’s actually very high up in the anti lockdown protest movement. Along with Jeremy Corbyn’s brother he’s one of their main dudes
posted on 8/10/20
comment by JustYourAverageFan (U21016)
posted 13 minutes ago
I understand people who are interested in conspiracy theories. I work with somebody who is interested in conspiracy theories because they enjoy the nature of somebody giving an argument to something that could be proved true/hasn't been discovered as yet or something along those lines.
One thing I personally can't do with is people that try and argue against/back up an argument using a conspiracy theory. I always say, it's called a conspiracy theory for a reason, so treat it as what it is until it is something different.
Somebody that I know is like that with the conspiracy theories that surround the 9/11 terror attacks.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
One of my kids is at med school. One of the tutors is considered a CT but by many of the students.
I met him and he is a very intelligent bloke. Who was a medical practitioner etc and has a PHD etc
He has written books on aluminium in aerosol sprays etc and even on polyester (or nylon I forget) and the effects it has on people. I checked some of it out and it's fascinating and I'm not sure he is a CT nut.
posted on 8/10/20
comment by Jinja Ninja (U19849)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by JustYourAverageFan (U21016)
posted 13 minutes ago
I understand people who are interested in conspiracy theories. I work with somebody who is interested in conspiracy theories because they enjoy the nature of somebody giving an argument to something that could be proved true/hasn't been discovered as yet or something along those lines.
One thing I personally can't do with is people that try and argue against/back up an argument using a conspiracy theory. I always say, it's called a conspiracy theory for a reason, so treat it as what it is until it is something different.
Somebody that I know is like that with the conspiracy theories that surround the 9/11 terror attacks.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
One of my kids is at med school. One of the tutors is considered a CT but by many of the students.
I met him and he is a very intelligent bloke. Who was a medical practitioner etc and has a PHD etc
He has written books on aluminium in aerosol sprays etc and even on polyester (or nylon I forget) and the effects it has on people. I checked some of it out and it's fascinating and I'm not sure he is a CT nut.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I get that there are many theories that are fascinating, I think that's what gets most people into conspiracy theories in the first place. But a conspiracy theory is different to a medical theory, hence why it's called a conspiracy!
posted on 8/10/20
My degree was in English and American Literature. One of the most popular course units was Conspiracy Theories in American Culture. It was very popular and, alas, I didn't take it as an option. They looked at JFK and Roswell etc, popular culture like The X-Files and novelists like Don Delillo and Thomas Pynchon. I'd love to do it now!
posted on 8/10/20
comment by JustYourAverageFan (U21016)
posted 29 seconds ago
comment by Jinja Ninja (U19849)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by JustYourAverageFan (U21016)
posted 13 minutes ago
I understand people who are interested in conspiracy theories. I work with somebody who is interested in conspiracy theories because they enjoy the nature of somebody giving an argument to something that could be proved true/hasn't been discovered as yet or something along those lines.
One thing I personally can't do with is people that try and argue against/back up an argument using a conspiracy theory. I always say, it's called a conspiracy theory for a reason, so treat it as what it is until it is something different.
Somebody that I know is like that with the conspiracy theories that surround the 9/11 terror attacks.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
One of my kids is at med school. One of the tutors is considered a CT but by many of the students.
I met him and he is a very intelligent bloke. Who was a medical practitioner etc and has a PHD etc
He has written books on aluminium in aerosol sprays etc and even on polyester (or nylon I forget) and the effects it has on people. I checked some of it out and it's fascinating and I'm not sure he is a CT nut.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I get that there are many theories that are fascinating, I think that's what gets most people into conspiracy theories in the first place. But a conspiracy theory is different to a medical theory, hence why it's called a conspiracy!
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Yeah I get that. I suppose my point was this guy is considered a CT nut. Not just by some of the students but also by some of the other staff from what I gather.
I'm not sure he is. His arguments are quite considered and articulate
posted on 8/10/20
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
posted on 8/10/20
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 26 minutes ago
Is David Icke still around?
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Very much so, he keeps getting kicked off FB and Twitter.
posted on 8/10/20
I feel like you could uncover some interesting things from conspiracy theories depending on where you are reading. When you're taking knowledge from somebody from Facebook however, that's the kind of theories to avoid.
Same one's as those who believe a "second ice age" will hit the planet because Britain is about to "endure its worst snowstorm in November" every year. Same picture of a man walking his dog, specifically a jack Russell with a red lead. See it every year. Clowns.
posted on 8/10/20
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 31 minutes ago
Is David Icke still around?
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I heard he's been sent to Coventry.
posted on 8/10/20
I heard he's been sent to Coventry.
++
Well done
posted on 8/10/20
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 38 minutes ago
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
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More fiction
posted on 8/10/20
"SOME" people are simply fckwits and easily led, I just ignore them, the Internet has a lot to blame for here
posted on 8/10/20
Oh you poor people that believe the mainstream...
posted on 8/10/20
What a bunch if sheeple.
posted on 8/10/20
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 4 hours, 45 minutes ago
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
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If you think religion is anything but a method of control then you are an idiot
posted on 8/10/20
comment by Great Teams Give Season Ticket Refunds Game By Game (U1308)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by Barf Vader #WWJD (U15867)
posted 4 hours, 45 minutes ago
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
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If you think religion is anything but a method of control then you are an idiot
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It's not a method of control, which makes you an idiot.
posted on 8/10/20
One of my favorite Peocss from the TV Show JAG
Lt Bud Roberts
“Do you know how many ships and planes have gone missing in the Burmuda Triangle”?
Col Sarah MacKenzie
“Do you know how many haven’t”?
posted on 8/10/20
*My favorite quotes*
posted on 8/10/20
Do religions come under the umbrella of conspiracies?
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Probably. After all they are the Opium of the masses.
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