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Ah, now I get it. I thought you were talking about cases when “conspiracy theorists” are actually right, but their positions get poisoned by attributing some r
by donny2018 5y ago
Ah, now I get it.
I thought you were talking about cases when “conspiracy theorists” are actually right, but their positions get poisoned by attributing some ridiculous stuff to them, and/or by artificial influx of similar “conspiracy theories” that are easy to disprove, so that the original theory is dismissed by association. For example, in Russia they love to flood the information space with bullshit theories a lot to “dilute” the truth and to disorient the public so that you can’t distinguish between truth and conspiracy theories anymore.