What’s a conspiracy theory you actually find believable?
By Dr. John Reizer
When I read this WordPress prompt, my first inclination was to ignore it, but after a while, the temptation to write a post about it became too strong to resist, so here it is.
For me, a better prompt would have been: What’s a conspiracy theory you actually don’t find believable?
First, let’s figure out what exactly a conspiracy theory is. To do that fairly and accurately, I believe we must first identify and define what isn’t considered a conspiracy theory.
What we learn in public schools, growing up in a government-approved curriculum, is the opposite of a conspiracy theory.
What we absorb in religious institutions in the way of scriptures and other information read from old texts allegedly written by the hand of God or by witnesses of miraculous events thousands of years ago and accepted by society’s members through blind faith alone in the absence of any factual knowledge or proof whatsoever is the opposite of a conspiracy theory.
What ‘sayence’ and ‘sayentists’ tell us is possible through rigorous ‘sayentific’ analyses is the complete opposite of conspiracy theories.
So, if we take all the information we are force-fed through public indoctrination centers, religious institutions, and the world of ‘sayence’ with all its wild ‘sayentific’ theories, we can clearly see an area with a visible perimeter.
That special area that exists within those clearly defined parameters I just explained is the opposite of a conspiracy theory. I commonly refer to that area as officialdom (official dumb).
As long as people stay within the comfortable confines of ‘official dumb,’ no one is given a hard time. People are encouraged to discuss, regurgitate, and pass on ‘official dumb’ to others at all times.
New ‘official dumb’ is continuously being broadcast to society every day by the corporately controlled mainstream media. It’s the parroting of these narratives by society’s members that makes up most conversations in the workplace and social environments where people live.
So, now we know what’s not a conspiracy theory: staying in the special area or parameters clearly defined by our respected sources of information.
It’s when certain people begin to think critically and venture outside the clearly defined parameters of ‘official dumb’ that they experience discomfort from others who never dare to leave those safe zones.
Thinking outside the safe zone leads to conspiracy theories.
I’ve lived the majority of my life outside ‘official dumb’ and have written numerous articles on this NoFakeNews platform about subjects that many people would routinely dismiss as being conspiracy theories.
When WordPress offered a prompt on this particular subject, I felt that I had an obligation to respond.
So much of the content I’ve written and published on NoFakeNews since 2012 has been, in my opinion, shadowbanned and censored by Internet search indexing sites because the subjects I routinely write about fall outside the defined parameters of ‘official dumb.’
After that big introduction, let me try to answer the original WordPress prompt.
There are so many things outside ‘official dumb’ that I find believable; it would be impossible to list and cover them in a single post. I suggest you read my website and the long inventory of articles archived here.
But if I had to pick one off the top of my head, it would be this one: we are all living in a 3-D holographic simulation designed by a vast intelligence. Earth is not a spinning ball that was created as a result of some accidental explosion 13 billion years ago.
Genetics and biology show those of us paying attention that DNA is the computer coding of all life and that humans, animals, and plants are the phenotypic expressions (avatars) of those codes.
I believe we are all the fragments of a Vast Intelligence that are garnering experiential knowledge inside the parameters of an artificially constructed matrix.
Most people reading my words are undoubtedly rolling their eyes at this point because that’s what we humans have been programmed to do since our earliest conscious memories: fall asleep at the first sign of information that challenges ‘official dumb’. When we fall asleep, our eyes roll back. When we hear ideas that venture outside of ‘official dumb’, we have been trained to roll our eyes or to fall asleep.
Thanks so much for reading my answer to the WordPress prompt.
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I know what you’re talking about, Kenneth! 👍
John
I haven’t been following this story too closely, buuut…”that” (the concensus) is a theory of CONspiracy that is something I could believe in.
There’s also theories going around about certain actresses and musicians that have (recently) “died suddenly.”
But it’s too soon to mention those here.
Thanks so much for sharing, Lisa.
My daughter is now in law school up in Massachusetts, and they’ve been discussing the case at some length. The consensus there is that the one on trial isn’t the one who committed the murders.
My daughter wants me to look into the case, so maybe that and the death of the actress from Greenville, SC are two subjects I can examine in the near future if time permits. 😎
John
In my opinion, anyone who aids in distributing Big Pharma poisons are guilty of destroying people’s lives. And that’s the truth, not a conspiracy theory.
“Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother who strangled her three young children- Cora (5), Dawson (3), and Callan (8 months) – in January 2023 before jumping from a second-story window in an attempted suicide. She survived the fall and was left paralyzed from the waist down.
The Defense:
Clancy’s defense attorneys do not dispute she killed the children. But argue she is not criminally responsible due to severe postpartum psychosis and a reverse reaction to a cocktail of psychiatric medications prescribed for postpartum depression and bipolar symptoms following her third pregnancy. Her legal team asserts she experienced a complete break from reality.
According to a detailed timeline presented at her trial, Clancy was prescribed 13 different psychiatric medications between October 2022 and January 2023 by various providers, including psychiatrists, nurse practioners, and emergency department doctors.
The Prosecution:
Prosecutors argue the killings were calculated and premeditated, and should be held fully accountable for intentional murder”
What a horrific crime this woman committed. But is it possible she was out of her mind from taking over a dozen different types of psychiatric medications?
Some say it was her mental illness that led to this catastrophe. But doesn’t it also seem logical to believe that all these drugs played a part in her mind becoming fried?
A tough decision for the jury!
And are the right people even on trial?
Lisa
👍😎
“What’s a conspiracy theory you actually don’t find believable?”, would be – as you say, a better prompt— in my opinion obviously.
There are many theories about conspiracies.
The truth shall set you free
Yes, that will be interesting, Kenneth.
John
I’m curious to read the responses other people would write to that prompt.
—I don’t get wp prompts myself