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I agree with your comment, but I can think of one example, depicted in a recently-released Oliver Stone film, that is a counter-argument against your last state
by peterkelly 10y ago
I agree with your comment, but I can think of one example, depicted in a recently-released Oliver Stone film, that is a counter-argument against your last statement.
The most unfortunate thing about conspiracy theorists is that they can occasionally turn out to be right.
- js8 10y ago> The most unfortunate thing about conspiracy theorists is that they can occasionally turn out to be right. Well, them being correct from time to time doesn't justify the method they use (pure logic ignoring empirical evidence). What I call "conspiracy theory" is an unproven claim, or something for which there is contradictory evidence. Once proven, it's simply a "conspiracy", and there is nothing wrong with belief in existence of (proven) conspiracies.
- redblacktree 10y agoA broken clock is right twice a day.