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Being rational doesn't prevent you to be wrong. If your assumption is that the government tells the truth and you conclude that mask don't work. Then you have r
by polote 5y ago
Being rational doesn't prevent you to be wrong. If your assumption is that the government tells the truth and you conclude that mask don't work. Then you have reasoned rationally.
But if you dont trust the governement, and for this specific case you followed them, then this is not rational.
- mcguire 5y agoAside: As a general rule of thumb, conspiracy theories are not rational.
- UnFleshedOne 5y ago2 years ago I would agree with you 100%. Lately though conspiracy theories become conspiracy facts with alarming frequency. And the speed with which media reaches "We've always been at war with Eastasia" zeitgeist on each shift does not inspire confidence.