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To: Wilderness Conservative

“Conspiracy theorists” are folks who seek to climb the “ladder of enlightenment” and challenge conventional thinking.

Many Freepers tripped and faceplanted after trying to climb the first step.

Lol.


The higher you go on the ladder the better view you get.

For those who are afraid of upsetting friends and family with unconventional thinking—you should be afraid.

Brainwashed non player characters are dangerous and hostile.


24 posted on 07/10/2026 5:37:59 AM PDT by cgbg (Four seconds is all it takes to beat the brainwashing.)
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To: cgbg

“Conspiracy theorists” are folks who seek to climb the “ladder of enlightenment” and challenge conventional thinking.


A lot of “Conspiracy theorists” are folks who simply fall for a different set of conventional thinking.

That set assumes everything bad which happens is caused by deliberate actions of “bad people”. If we just eliminate the “bad people”, then nothing but good will happen.

It is a false understanding of reality. There is a lot of randomness in the Universe. The randomness is what allows us to have free will.


26 posted on 07/10/2026 5:42:14 AM PDT by marktwain (----------------------)
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To: cgbg
Brainwashed non player characters are dangerous and hostile.

This from the person who says Nick Feuntes is brilliant.

You specialize in non-reality thinking.

What is suggested in this article is mathematically impossible, along the lines of Major Owens' claims about the number of slaves thrown overboard during the slave trade. But you are right - it is indeed "unconventional" to say things that absurd.

37 posted on 07/10/2026 6:04:31 AM PDT by Republican Wildcat
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