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Yes it does. People dismiss conspiracy theories cause they're unbelievable. When previously unbelievable becomes true it lifts bar of unbelievable. Previous co
by njharman 12y ago
Yes it does. People dismiss conspiracy theories cause they're unbelievable. When previously unbelievable becomes true it lifts bar of unbelievable. Previous conspiracy theories now become possible even probable scenarios we must guard against.
- krapp 12y agoI don't think it does. People dismiss conspiracy theories because they're unbelievable and exist without any evidence to support them. The set of 'previous conspiracy theories' encompasses literally every assertion every paranoid has ever made about their government.