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You should not. The vast majority of "conspiracy theories" are outlandish, improbable and not founded in visible fact. However, it is a useful mental exercise
by leesalminen 10y ago
You should not. The vast majority of "conspiracy theories" are outlandish, improbable and not founded in visible fact.
However, it is a useful mental exercise to listen to a hypothesis, perform research, synthesize your own theories and form a well rounded opinion on a topic that may, on the surface, seem impossible.
- sjclemmy 10y agoI'm partial to a good conspiracy theory and this one has it in spades... The circumstances of Kelly's death are very odd. And didn't Robin Cook (most prominent and influential opponent on the front bench) meet with an accident after this also?