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None. I don't believe in conspiracy theories. I only like facts :gaycat1:

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None. I don't believe in conspiracy theories. I only like facts :gaycat1:

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18 hours ago, Princess Aurora said:

None. I don't believe in conspiracy theories. I only like facts :gaycat1:

Some facts can be still label as a conspiracy.

2 hours ago, Magic_boXX said:

Some facts can be still label as a conspiracy.

Notice the keyword Some :gaycat1:but those aren't conspiracy theories. It's just the truth

On 9/15/2024 at 1:37 PM, Raiden said:

Exactly — that's what really killed it

 

When people who vote for a mainstream political party become more conspiratorial than supporters of minor parties

 

It's like when you discover mom and dad are copying you. That takes all the fun out of going radical.

That is so true his fanbase really made it worse like it can be a small incident too something like he sneezed and someone on that base going to make how he wasn't supposed to sneeze and normal humans don't sneeze at a crowd blah blah blah someone behind this tryna take his god given power?? from him blah blah blah.

 

I stick to old stuff almost every time as JFK is the only one I never lost interest in still, any of the new theories I haven't read cause it will probably gonna give me brain damage even trying to put it in practical theory. 

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Now what she said at the end gave me chills about the astronauts getting stars at the hollywood walk of fame:chick2:

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This is super wild! So many conspiracies surrounding bill gates shady ass

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This is terrifying, 2025 seems to be a start of crazy

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On 2/17/2024 at 8:34 PM, Saintlor said:

Most science = theories and not 100% concrete 

This is just… fully wrong :deadbanana4:

1 hour ago, Headlock said:

This is just… fully wrong :deadbanana4:

No it's not. We can never 100% know things about the world and where it came from and why things happen.

 

Scientists always say things like the planet is X amount of years old, and then they revise that years later. 

I like the theory where the USA tricked Japan into attacking them in Pearl Harbor

the USA desperately needed an excuse to enter the war but most of the population did not want to get into it 

 

22 hours ago, Saintlor said:

No it's not. We can never 100% know things about the world and where it came from and why things happen.

 

Scientists always say things like the planet is X amount of years old, and then they revise that years later. 

Yeah, they revise it because newer evidence or more advanced technology has allowed them to be more accurate, not because they were wrong before :rip:

 

Saying a statement of "we can never 100% know why things happen" is again… patently false. Or do you think gravity isn't real :rip: Which doesn't even get into the false representation of how you apparently view what scientific "theories" are, it is not the same definition, it's reproducible data that uses the scientific method, not just a quirky thought.

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