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Exactly this type of articles raised my suspicion. It says that people have burned various towers in protest of 5G, and that there are crazy conspiracy theories

Exactly this type of articles raised my suspicion. It says that people have burned various towers in protest of 5G, and that there are crazy conspiracy theories linking 5G and covid, but it gives no evidence that the two are connected. What percentage of those pissed at 5G are believing this conspiracy theory? 10%? 1%? 0.01%?

felixgallo 6y ago
Occam's Razor tells us that given that there's a bunch of facebook troll nonsense going around about 5G causing covid (which is trivial for you to find yourself, directly), and since that coincides with an upswing in both tower destruction and also threats of violence (often with assertions of causing covid) towards workers, it's probably mostly that. Why are you interested in minimizing this or finding a media-based conspiracy to overreport?
- mistermann 6y ago
  > Occam's Razor tells us that Occam's Razor may suggest something, but the actual truth of the matter remains unknown. > Why are you interested in minimizing this or finding a media-based conspiracy to overreport? An even better question is: why/how has your mind chosen to frame his words in a specific manner that is not actually contained within what he wrote, as well as assume (without evidence) a specific intent/motivation? Was this purely conscious and deliberate, or was it more instinctual?