To put a finer point on what I meant about, "I think", I have become so attuned to hearing it from the NPC-level consciousness. When you listen closely to the full context it becomes equivalent to, "A claim which I'm rounding up to true." Seriously, start listening super-closely to these people and you'll see a lot of "unassailable truth" begins with, "I think".

I used to use it often just like everybody else, but I've become much more aware of when I do (like when Bill Cooper used to tell people their offspring were "children" and not to refer to them as baby goats i.e. "kids"). Now I take pains to say, "There is evidence to indicate" or "There is a case to be made" or "Given little available data I speculate that" or some other specific phrase. It does get too cumbersome sometimes in a world of social media posts where most can't be bothered to capitalize, so sometimes it's just, "I think".

As to the occultism thing, to put a finer point on that and related to what you said, I've come to realize that all of the type of "occultism" discussed in conspiracy circles (Crowley and Parsons and so forth) is a giant cloud of smoke doing the occulting.

IDK if you've followed any of my posts exposing generational Satanists, but that's the biggest part of the occulted truth. Jack Parsons was a member of one of these families but that aspect is unknown, never mentioned by any researchers. All the "occult" stuff he did is nonsense, entirely unimportant.

Another family is the Parkers. You may have heard the odd coincidence that Robert Todd Lincoln, son of Abraham, was closely involved with the first three Presidential assassinations. Bizarre, right? I just found out his mother's mother was born a Parker. Now it's no coincidence to me at all.

I mean, there's not even an accepted term for that type of information. People studying the occult never mention it, so it's not "occult", and conspiracy theorists seem entirely unaware, so it's not "conspiracy".

It's some pretty strange territory we're in these days.