My conspiracy theory
Rhamlin
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It just occurred to me that the world bank is behind Covid. They’ve been pushing for a long time now to do away with money all together and now it’s starting to take shape. 🤔
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Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
I thought the lizard people where behind it😢
James Corbett of the Corbett report (he has a website but you can find the videos on YouTube as well) outlined the Bill Gates and Eugenics connection as well as some other tidbits if you really are interested in some facts about the Covid/Eugenics/global monetary system/pro-communism movement. But you have been warned, and I'm not going to link anything, it's a dark rabbit hole. True, but a rabbit hole nonetheless.
I'd normally joke about it, but in recent days I've found no more humor in what humanity is in for, whether it's deserving or not.
@BKDog
We are all headed down the rabbit hole. Every person who thinks for themselves and looks for the man behind the curtain, which most often, there is one.
When a large percentage of the wealth is in the hands of a few people, they twist the rules to suit their needs or wants.
November will be a trying time for the nation. Depending on how the votes go, will depend on whether they rage war within the nation on the American public or try to overthrow the govt as an anarchist state.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
FIFY
And you're right, bro.
Yep doesn’t matter who wins now. The proverbial 💩 is going to hit the fan no matter what.
If voting actually worked, it would be illegal.
The most compelling evidence that it's a conspiracy is there is no compelling evidence it's a conspiracy.
And if you look for patterns in the static, you'll find them. Problem is the patterns are random and don't mean a **** thing.
@ScotchnSmoke sux lots of large wéiners. And tons of small ones.
@VegasFrank
Apophenia or Gambler's Fallacy are the words you are looking for.
But the Bayesian surprise theory focuses on subjective uncertainties.
It views probability as the state of knowledge of an uncertain observer.
So yes, it means something.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
A few years ago there was a conspiracy theory about Epstien and the activities on his private island. They aren't all bs.
All I will say is McCarthyism didn't go far enough.