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Unfortunately, this is fueling a lot of far fetched conspiracy theories that I expect to gain more steam over the next couple years. I'm afraid the anti vaxxers
by Trasmatta 7y ago
Unfortunately, this is fueling a lot of far fetched conspiracy theories that I expect to gain more steam over the next couple years. I'm afraid the anti vaxxers will latch onto things like this as soon as they start resurfacing.
- coranon 7y agoI'm sure you aren't implying that conspiracy is just an imaginary concept that has never been actually a thing in history. The scenario of Event 201 simulation is pretty similar to what has unfolded just a few months later. This is just an objective observation. As far as a conspiracy, having a test-run simulation before the live campaign, that isn't a far-fetched idea. There are even stranger coincidences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Crowne https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Crowne It was big news that Tom Hanks got Covid-19. In this film he was called Lance Corona. In one scene a guy in a Dracula/bat costume says that Larry Crowne/Lance Corona "maybe he got the flu". Obviously just another coincidence, right? What would be good recommendation for a threshold where one would decide on dismissing/considering coincidences/correlations?