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Izaritos 1 point ago +1 / -0

I jump between things. Ancient History, the world wars, 9/11, aliens/ufo's, moon landing. The usual. Depends on what I'm feeling that day.

Waiting for a book on the pyramids to come in the mail. I like a good video/writing on the pyramids and what we don't know about Egypt but like to believe we know.

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Izaritos 3 points ago +3 / -0

Pretty much this. I haven't watched any footage yet, but I'm skeptical to the extreme.

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Izaritos 1 point ago +2 / -1

Nature will always win in the end. It is humbling and grounding. Positive Nihilism, as DefaultFreedom has said is true in the grand scheme of the world. I like it.

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Izaritos 2 points ago +2 / -0

A good example of what people face today if they go against the believed scientific conventions and question their validity. Only this time you face Scientism in all its cult like glory.

Which is something I have come across myself if I bring up an opposing view on a commonly held scientific belief (Global Warming is a farce is the most relevant and saying we only have a little over 200 years(correct me if I am wrong, but my point should still work) or so of weather data does not make these people even stop for a second).

Society, a good chunk of it, has erred so far from Religion that they went right back to it and most don't even realize it. What a time to be alive.

Galileo is today known to be right, and yet society still treats detractors like the Church did Galileo in the 1600's.

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Izaritos 3 points ago +3 / -0

It does and I like it. Describes what's happening in one word.

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Izaritos 1 point ago +1 / -0

People in power make the world seem more boring than it is. Make the average Joe believe anything out of their ordinary is ridiculous and impossible.

Embrace both ridiculous and impossible it makes the world more interesting and in most cases can lead to new personal revelations.

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Izaritos 4 points ago +4 / -0

I’ve been thinking for a long while now, science has become increasingly religious and cult like. I can say it’s more a religion than science now.

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Izaritos 2 points ago +2 / -0

Needed a way to make individual thinkers seem crazy after all. I actually hate it, but it has its uses for me as well when I want to find something on the fringe, as well as deciding if something is called a conspiracy then it might be worth actually looking into.

So I hate the term but acknowledge its uses for research purposes but still point this out whenever the chance comes up.

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Izaritos 5 points ago +5 / -0

I’ve become increasingly open to many ideas and possibilities. This is one of them, I came across a lecture by Lloyd Pye and was really interested in this take as he laid out his findings really well. The more things I find that have me contemplating what we are told the better I am.

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Izaritos 2 points ago +2 / -0

You know, I don't care what you believe in, what I care about is when you so easily bend the knee like this to the mob. Whether Q is real or not doesn't matter (I find Q interesting), what matters is that our 'representatives' have the need to push to demonize it so harshly and claim it is conspiracy.

My mindset at this point is that if those people demonize and call something out as a conspiracy it's to shut people up, control their thoughts, and that there is probably some truth buried underneath all of it that they are scared of getting out.

Q being real doesn't matter, because Q got a whole lot of people to start thinking again and scrutinizing every word these people say. It got people to actually question our 'reps' and who is actually controlling things around here. And they don't like that. At all.

Everyone who genuinely pursues 'conspiracy theories' knows the truth behind those words and knows that those words are used to discredit anyone who goes against the accepted 'facts' and that if something is being pushed so hard as a conspiracy theory then there has to be something to it, even if a little.

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Izaritos 1 point ago +1 / -0

Could make sense. I don’t remember if I’ve ever gotten the flu shot, never got sick with the flu either.

I can see this being a possibility.

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Izaritos 2 points ago +2 / -0

Don’t think I’ve seen the Robert Schoc stuff but I have seen the Sphinx thing been said about the erosion. Also the possibility of the great pyramids having been built on the river bank before it shifted, which also puts the date of construction back a whole lot, and makes sense in my head for both structures. Why would you build something like that in a dead area do far away from the quarry with no discernible why to transport such heavy stone? Makes sense if it used to be on the river bank and they transported the materials by boat. And that put the dating for these mega structures back thousands of years.

I’m no expert but that makes more sense to me that what we are told by academia an pop historians. I’ll look into Robert Schoc as well, been wanting more info on Egypt.

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Izaritos 3 points ago +3 / -0

Agreed. History is my chosen path and in the past few years I’ve come to see how skewed it is and how little we know. Everything we are taught is stated with the confidence that it is true. When you dig even a little you come to see how questionable the given narrative is. Archeologists go to find things and when they do they try to fit it into the existing and acceptable timeline of events, especially when the things they find can in no way fit into the accepted timeline. The moment you start questioning such things is the moment you realize you know nothing. And then it follows you through everything else. Religion, politics, science.

Instead of trying to validate the accepted narrative (and the bible)of the last 100+ years we should be questioning it and attempting to put the truth together. It is a monumental task going through just one event. I can’t blame anyone for not wanting to attempt to wrap their heads around the falsehoods we’ve been fed. Sadly we live in a biased age.

On the topic of the pyramids, I can’t accept that they were built by slaves(Giza at least) and in about 20 years. Also don’t believe it’s a tomb. Another narrative thats been told as truth for the last 100 or so years.

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Izaritos 3 points ago +3 / -0

Like I said, and interesting take on the origins of Christianity going at it from a different angle. That was an interesting thing I’ve gotten from my own perusing on the topic. New testament was written in greek. I believe it is persuasive because of the how the author went at it with the allegory that the people of the age it was written would have been familiar with (I said typography before, ignore that my brain is stupid) and has been lost to us over the years. Over all something to think about.

The history of Egypt is also a fun thing to look into. Since we actually know nothing about ancient Egypt but like to think we do. At this point I can see the Hebrews doing just that and writing themselves into another peoples history. Just don’t take everything as true. This is a conspiracy forum. Question everything.

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Izaritos 4 points ago +4 / -0

You ever read Caesar's Messiah: The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus? It's an interesting comprehensive take on just this (Though I haven't finished it yet). Explaining through typography how the New Testament was written by the Flavians and a Jew (Josephus Flavius and probably some others in the Flavians service) in particular, to get the Jews to worship Caesar as a God. And then it went on for over 2000 years and here we are. There's also a documentary of the same title.

Interesting take on it, doesn't attack practicing Christians either, which I think is important when going about such topics. Don't want to anger people you want to explain this shit to after all.

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Izaritos 4 points ago +4 / -0

Questioning WW2 is what really got me going into the conspiracy hole, though I was starting to question things before that. Someone else mentioned Europa: The Last Battle, I believe it is a great place to start into looking into the real history of WW2 and that will lead you into everything else we were lied to about.

I don't think we're doomed, but we are set to be stuck in this loop of Bread and Circuses if more people don't start turning on their brains.

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