I’m sorta like your husband in that individually, it’s possible to dismiss or find an alternative explanation for each thing. But when you put them all together as the documentary does, even if not all the dots connect, enough do that you start thinking “Gee maybe this really is true”, which is the key. Because once you do that, it gets harder to ignore the other things, and cognitive dissonance forces you to reconcile the things you have doubts about by doing more reading and research. Which is to say, you have an awakening...
The other thing is, even skeptics get suspicious when everything has to be discounted as being a coincidence. It becomes like flipping a coin and always getting heads — eventually you can no longer accept that explanation and start to ask questions and search for answers.
~~~The other thing is, even skeptics get suspicious when everything has to be discounted as being a coincidence. It becomes like flipping a coin and always getting heads — eventually you can no longer accept that explanation and start to ask questions and search for answers.~~~
Because there are different triggers for everyone to actually “wake” people, the right trigger has to materialize along with an open mind. Just this morning my husband watching Fox News said, “I hate the media!” which is a sign to me the ‘Out of Shadows’ was a great trigger for him. He’s still not into Q yet, babysteps. lol