@dave
False, but funny...
@LukeAlmighty Narrator: it was not, in fact, false
@dave @LukeAlmighty it's very true. There's nobody more gullible than a conspiracy theorist convinced everyone else is lying/stupid.
@Amikke @LukeAlmighty Blindly believing every mainstream narrative is stupid, but so is blindly rejecting them.
@thatguyoverthere @dave @Amikke
Not only "these days"
There are infinitely more ways to distort reality then to describe it accurately.
That is a mathematically indisputable truth. So, obviously you have to "question everything". Questioning everything is literally the only way to understand the world. It is called the scientific method FFS...
@LukeAlmighty @thatguyoverthere @dave "There are infinitely more ways to distort reality then to describe it accurately." proves it's more likely to more truth by believing mainstream narrative than random conspiracy theories though lol
@ic3l9 @LukeAlmighty @dave @thatguyoverthere oh yeah, investigative journalists prove "most of the time" all official narrative is false all the time. Aliens exist, a village shaman is better than a certified doctor, no inconvenient genocide ever happened, Putin is a misunderstood good guy, the global warming is a hoax, the Earth is literally flat (or concave or in the shape of a velociraptor), vaccines have never worked, african warlords are the good guys because without them africans would conquer the rest of the world with their flying pyramids…
Just because once in a while an "official narrative" turns out to be false in some form or portion doesn't mean most of it is lol, and the fact that for everything you'll find multiple conspiracy theories contrary to it (literally every other explanation) does not mean believing them will give you a better hit-miss ratio than believing official narratives… Contrary to surprisingly popular belief governments generally aren't steered by a jewish shadow cabal whose only purpose is to fake as much about the world as physically possible.
@LukeAlmighty @ic3l9 @dave @thatguyoverthere
quote 1:
> believing every mainstream narrative is stupid, but so is blindly rejecting them.
> these days the latter might help you discern you more truth overall though
quote 2:
> historically the truth has been on the side of "literally every other explanation" most of the time because it's much easier to come up with a bullshit official view