What kind of ridiculous theories or conspiracies do you subscribe to that I can make fun of you for? Have you always felt this way? Do you refer to non-believers with a term created from the words "sheep" and "people" ??
Most of the weirdo theories are just that, but I do think there is something to the Kennedy assassination. Maybe Johnson (like my mom is convinced of), maybe the mob because they helped him win Chicago (then the election) only to have him turn his brother loose on them. Who knows.
Also, I think something weird IS living in Loch Ness, and there may be something to the bigfoot/yeti stories.
EDIT: Yikes, sorry El Mac, didn't know it was a copycat thread.
Most of the weirdo theories are just that, but I do think there is something to the Kennedy assassination. Maybe Johnson (like my mom is convinced of), maybe the mob because they helped him win Chicago (then the election) only to have him turn his brother loose on them. Who knows.
Also, I think something weird IS living in Loch Ness, and there may be something to the bigfoot/yeti stories.
EDIT: Yikes, sorry El Mac, didn't know it was a copycat thread.
I'm a part-time archist (it's like a reactionary, but more so), and I got that way by reading Mencius Moldbug, Lord of the TL;DR. HereticCata tells me that even the summary of his views is TL;DR.
In the whole universe? Almost certainly not. But that doesn't mean they've come anywhere near our solar system or even left theirs. To assume that out of the entire universe, God saw fit to seed sentient life on only this planet is the height of human arrogance.
My girlfriend seems to believe some of this sort of stuff. I say she seems to as she will argue that she is just keeping an open mind.
She doesnt think Neil Armstrong went to the moon but does think that we went there after that. She is convinced that the Royal family had Diana killed. She reckons there is more to 9/11 than the US Government lets on.
She probably thinks there are fairies at the bottom of the garden but is scared I will laugh at her some more. And I would be laughing as we dont have a garden
In the whole universe? Almost certainly not. But that doesn't mean they've come anywhere near our solar system or even left theirs. To assume that out of the entire universe, God saw fit to seed sentient life on only this planet is the height of human arrogance.
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