Chris Liss on Nostr: It boggles the mind how people can dismiss out of hand so many things as being ...
It boggles the mind how people can dismiss out of hand so many things as being plausible, given what’s already happened the last five years.
The notion that many of our politicians and celebrities are involved in sex trafficking, that our military and government are hiding unfathomably advanced technology from us, that ancient civilizations are much older and more advanced than we’ve been led to believe.
I’m not saying these things are DEFINITELY true, only that at this point they are highly plausible to me, and I am considering them seriously.
“Oh you’re a conspiracy theorist, tinfoil hat, LOL.”
Well, you want to hear a really insane one: So our own government commissions a highly contagious virus that escapes from a lab and uses it as an excuse to shut down the entirety of western society. Instead of treating sick people with the normal protocols (antibiotics) or repurposing cheap and safe remedies (ivermectin/HCQ), we put people on ventilators and remdesivir, greatly increasing the likelihood they would die.
They took away your rights, shut down businesses and lied about the origins of the virus even though it was obviously from a lab.
Then we mandated an experimental vaccine that didn’t stop the spread, so we changed the definition of “vaccine” itself, and it turned out to have myriad SERIOUS and sometimes FATAL side effects, such that the excess death rate in every heavily vaccinated country is now through the roof, while the birth rates are in steep decline.
Then they preemptively pardoned the architect of this fiasco before he’s even been charged with any crime.
If I had told you that would happen 10 years ago, you would have wanted to lock me up.
So I have zero patience for eye-roll dismissals of anti-gravity tech, celebrity pedophile rings or history to a great extent being fake.
Everything is on the table now. It doesn’t mean every theory is true, only that if you’re not at least considering it at this point, you are epistemically derelict IMO, like a cultist that refuses to update his priors after the apocalypse date of which he was so sure has already happened uneventfully.
The notion that many of our politicians and celebrities are involved in sex trafficking, that our military and government are hiding unfathomably advanced technology from us, that ancient civilizations are much older and more advanced than we’ve been led to believe.
I’m not saying these things are DEFINITELY true, only that at this point they are highly plausible to me, and I am considering them seriously.
“Oh you’re a conspiracy theorist, tinfoil hat, LOL.”
Well, you want to hear a really insane one: So our own government commissions a highly contagious virus that escapes from a lab and uses it as an excuse to shut down the entirety of western society. Instead of treating sick people with the normal protocols (antibiotics) or repurposing cheap and safe remedies (ivermectin/HCQ), we put people on ventilators and remdesivir, greatly increasing the likelihood they would die.
They took away your rights, shut down businesses and lied about the origins of the virus even though it was obviously from a lab.
Then we mandated an experimental vaccine that didn’t stop the spread, so we changed the definition of “vaccine” itself, and it turned out to have myriad SERIOUS and sometimes FATAL side effects, such that the excess death rate in every heavily vaccinated country is now through the roof, while the birth rates are in steep decline.
Then they preemptively pardoned the architect of this fiasco before he’s even been charged with any crime.
If I had told you that would happen 10 years ago, you would have wanted to lock me up.
So I have zero patience for eye-roll dismissals of anti-gravity tech, celebrity pedophile rings or history to a great extent being fake.
Everything is on the table now. It doesn’t mean every theory is true, only that if you’re not at least considering it at this point, you are epistemically derelict IMO, like a cultist that refuses to update his priors after the apocalypse date of which he was so sure has already happened uneventfully.