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> I would think anyone with the means to fake an attack like that would be able to do so without making such trivial mistakes But once you’re agreeing to go al
by tshaddox 4y ago
> I would think anyone with the means to fake an attack like that would be able to do so without making such trivial mistakes
But once you’re agreeing to go along with conspiracy theory epistemology, you can keep looping forever. Anything that you provide as reasons that you believe it’s not a conspiracy could have been placed there by the conspirators to convince you there’s no conspiracy! If you see no evidence of conspiracy, well then clearly that’s what the conspirators wanted! If you see some small mistakes or inconsistencies, and you take that as evidence that it wasn’t a conspiracy (because of course competent conspirators would never allow small mistakes or inconsistencies), well then clearly the conspirators were so competent that they allowed a few small mistakes and inconsistencies to throw you off the scent!
- robswc 4y agoahah, true. That's why I generally don't give much weight to those types of "evidence." What you're describing is usually what happens when you talk to them.