I think these are two types of writing styles that will merge in the future. Conspiracy will turn into Philosophy.
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Or, vica versa.!?
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so many around here who actively engage in
conspiracy theories, that they can’t tell the difference
between conspiracy theories and philosophy…
blame the jews, or liberals or tech or boomers, illegals…
it is far easier to blame others than actually engage in
either philosophy or self-evaluation… but true philosophy,
begins with understanding of the soul, of who you are,
of what it means to be human…and very few around here
do that…
Kropotkin
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Indeed, very few can turn philosophy into myths, while many can claim to do that reversely.
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The moment I read conspiracy I dismissed everything that followed.
Man does not conspire. Everything is as it appears to be.
America is a democracy, and a benevolent superpower..Severely misunderstood and envied.
Like the chosen ones.
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If only we lived in a world where the powerful don’t conspire against the powerless, the strong against the weak, and the rich against the poor.
It’s almost like this world we inhabit is full of ongoing conspiracies, amazing.
blame conservatives, blame maga, blame the not fully woke if they disagree with a woke position
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I will debate anybody who says all conspiracies aren’t real, that type of ignorance about human history and human nature cannot be ignored.
It would be very odd if they are not real, given the number of crimes that are labelled a conspiracy of some kind. And we have documented conspiracies from the past. Anyone saying ‘well, we found all the real ones’ is going to have a hellava time demonstrating how he or she knows that.
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Very true, in fact a cynic or pessimist might say all of human history is a forever ongoing conspiracy of the powerful trying to control, enslave, and exploit the powerless.
The dilemma, conflict, and paradox of evil being forever present in this world.
People are often more likely to admit there are the conspiracies of whatever team they see as the enemy, but not their own team.
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