What is more incorrect? Believing everything is a conspiracy or believing conspiracies never happen?

reply to post by John_Rodger_Cornman


Believing everything is a conspiracy. I believe some people(and this site is evidence of it) become WAY too delusional. Sure,there are some cover ups and what not,but not EVERYTHING is a conspiracy. I think some people start to lose their grip on reality. It's sad really.

reply to post by John_Rodger_Cornman


Everything is a conspiracy this is an indisputable truth, all actions require intention and all events require interpretation, one can even conspire against himself...

A conspiracy in itself has no default intentional meaning besides the bottom line of intentional secrecy and all intentionally created secrets are evil by definition there is no way around it, they have a target and the objective of suppressing in that target the capacity to make an informed analysis and by that keeping it in a position of submission, as information more than a resource it is power...

What is more incorrect? Believing everything is a conspiracy or believing conspiracies never happen?

First of all it depends how you define conspiracy, but lets just go with the usual colloquial use of the word to imply some kind of cover-up or secret truth.

With that said then obviously believing everything is a conspiracy is much more incorrect, sure there are some real "conspiracies" like the Gulf of Tolkin, Iran Contra, PRISM and so on but they are the exception not the rule. To believe everything is a conspiracy means you are basically saying that reality is not really reality and everything has a secret truth behind it. Eventually you lose all grasp of reality and start thinking that your postman is a NSA spy reading your mail and nukes brought down WTC, KFC make black dudes infertile and thats not a plane it is a UFO.

Conspiracies, real conspiracies, are very rare, sure they exist and are very interesting but to run to the conspiracy as a default is just stupid.

its like whenever there is a terrorist attack and on the first page of replies before we have any real information someone always says "false flag".

So yeah its way more incorrect to assume everything is a conspiracy.

The correct thing to do is to question everything, have a open mind and accept the sum of the truth .

Is this really your question? Which is more incorrect? Neither.
There's middle ground/common sense/being realistic/being informed, you missed this plethora of options.