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Potato1237
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I’m sure you know that there are countless videos on YouTube of unfulfilled prophecies. As soon as the date they predicted the event would happen on passes, they then make another video moving it out about ten days and so on. It borderlines absolute insanity.Someplace I heard that there’s a UFO parked under the Vatican. Does that qualify as a crazy conspiracy theory?
Sadly, conspiracy theories are self-fulfilling. They claim that a mysterious so-and-so said it, but that they’re a whistleblower who otherwise wants to remain anonymous (or is now “missing” or dead). There’s no other evidence to support said conspiracy theory that can be verified, because (of course) the conspirators destroyed it (how convenient). But hey, don’t let the absence of evidence prevent you ftom telling anyone who’ll listen.
Oh, and ALL the “news” shared on social media is 100% true.
Basically if I hear it on the internet/social media/late night radio I generally assume it to be false until I hear about it from a reputable source. Then I’ll start considering it to be true.