BINGO! That's why we must be skeptical of conspiracies. A conspiracy without relevant truth grows rapidly. As in the expression "A mind of its own" when in fact, it's not mindful at all, but a baseless opinion (which I call a conspiracy) that doesn't even deserve skepticism & like you said (or implied), is a waste time as well.
Yes! That's a great clarification. We only have so much time. Once we see someone is consistently misleading, focusing on weak evidence or bizarre conspiracy theories, we should recognize it's a waste of time and thus merely entertainment.
Thank you for your comment. I greatly appreciate the kind words! I agree that much of the content out there is not to our benefit. Clearly, we need to increase the visibility of the Scottish Inquiry significantly. In my opinion, it's evident that X is actively suppressing communication on this subject. This should be a clear red flag to everyone, especially since X promotes itself as a platform for "free speech."
Tell this to Grok 3 AI - it's on your computer. It will respond to all your questions, with incredible information. It's one of the signs on the left on the first page that opens when you turn on your computer. I find it invaluable & it's free - so far - lol.
My apology! I just discovered it and with thoughtless enthusiasm had to share it. Of course, I didn't mean to assume you didn't know about it (you're the writer, I'm the reader), I just jumped the gun of consideration.
When a person you've always known as a "skeptic" without proof, suddenly calls something a "conspiracy" without proof, it's time to get out of their rabbit hole.
A healthy amount of scepticism is essential in everyones approach to life.
Leslie
Yes, it is crucial to remain vigilant. Another concern is how much time is wasted consuming content that offers no benefit to us.
BINGO! That's why we must be skeptical of conspiracies. A conspiracy without relevant truth grows rapidly. As in the expression "A mind of its own" when in fact, it's not mindful at all, but a baseless opinion (which I call a conspiracy) that doesn't even deserve skepticism & like you said (or implied), is a waste time as well.
Yes! That's a great clarification. We only have so much time. Once we see someone is consistently misleading, focusing on weak evidence or bizarre conspiracy theories, we should recognize it's a waste of time and thus merely entertainment.
Excellent article Renee! So refreshing! I've realised the popular ''truth'' movement groups and gurus are not too concerned with the truth. Case in point. https://biologyphenom.substack.com/p/scottish-covid-19-inquiryclosing
Thank you for your comment. I greatly appreciate the kind words! I agree that much of the content out there is not to our benefit. Clearly, we need to increase the visibility of the Scottish Inquiry significantly. In my opinion, it's evident that X is actively suppressing communication on this subject. This should be a clear red flag to everyone, especially since X promotes itself as a platform for "free speech."
Tell this to Grok 3 AI - it's on your computer. It will respond to all your questions, with incredible information. It's one of the signs on the left on the first page that opens when you turn on your computer. I find it invaluable & it's free - so far - lol.
Grok is definitely helpful!
My apology! I just discovered it and with thoughtless enthusiasm had to share it. Of course, I didn't mean to assume you didn't know about it (you're the writer, I'm the reader), I just jumped the gun of consideration.
When a person you've always known as a "skeptic" without proof, suddenly calls something a "conspiracy" without proof, it's time to get out of their rabbit hole.
No worries! It's good to share information!