Conspiracy Theory Addiction Is Real

[NickUK]

No Nick, YOU pay attention. You were asked a question.

I already said the vaccine gives 90% protection for vulnerable people against serious illness...
I think I will leave this conversation now you are both a pair of trolls....or just very stupid
'but not everyone is vulnerable nick!!'
thats not for you to say who is and who is not it could be anybody young or old
sorry just preempting your reply...excuse me

 

[NickUK]

But the vax do NOT offer 90% protection, as even the manufactures admit now. How else are people catching ‘Covid’ multiple times, still being hospitalised despite having multiple boosters. You are deluding yourself.

I just told you 90% protection AGAINST SERIOUS ILLNESS which is the whole point of it to stop the NHS being overloaded with people that are seriously ill...I will state again...the vaccine DOES NOT STOP YOU CATCHING IT...
thanks
end of convo

 

[NickUK]

Yes do what you always do when challenged on your myopia, run away.

You appear to be a crackpot and I am wasting my breath...
yes I know I am contradicting myself about insults but u really are a loon
I wish you all the best
I'm out!!

 

[Brass]

I just told you 90% protection AGAINST SERIOUS ILLNESS which is the whole point of it to stop the NHS being overloaded with people that are seriously ill...I will state again...the vaccine DOES NOT STOP YOU CATCHING IT...
thanks
end of convo

Yeah but dude, that makes it a treatment, not a vaccine. Do you enjoy taking repeated treatments for something you don't have? And could you please provide the study that proves it keeps you out of the hospital?

What do you think about them having to change the definition of "vaccine" in order to accomodate the failure of the experimental injection?

 

[Brass]

You appear to be a crackpot and I am wasting my breath...

The crackpot and troll is the guy who can overlook fauci pushing the experimental injection with the claim that we can achieve herd immunity. He lied, and you believed him. Do you feel betrayed by him? You really should . . .

 

[Kev45]

Absolutely, he is a crackpot. 100%. Spams the same posts and the same links over and over again, and has done for years. Doesn't understand what he is posting and if anyone else spent the same amount of time he does posting utter sh*te, fact checking that utter sh*te, they would never leave this forum.

Obsessed.

Then there is the other thing who types in riddles "I am a horse, sausage, it snowed today, what am I?"

Two crackpot randoms who truly believe that they are the "chosen" ones.

 

[Brass]

Absolutely, he is a crackpot. 100%. Spams the same posts and the same links over and over again, and has done for years. Doesn't understand what he is posting and if anyone else spent the same amount of time he does posting utter sh*te, fact checking that utter sh*te, they would never leave this forum.

Obsessed.

Then there is the other thing who types in riddles "I am a horse, sausage, it snowed today, what am I?"

Two crackpot randoms who truly believe that they are the "chosen" ones.

Everyone please take note of how this poster has no answer to anything, but hopes you won't interpret that as him having no answers. Yeah, that's right. And to add insult to injury, he refers to those who have questions he knows better than to answer as--you guessed it--trolls.

 

[Kev45]

Who does this crackpot, narcissistic self-important random, think he is typing to?

Look at me guys I type in riddles, typing in riddles demonstrates how brilliant I am, I should have been a scientist, or a doctor, or something. Mermaids, yoghurt, roll ups, what am I?

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

Who does this crackpot, narcissistic self-important random, think he is typing to?

Look at me guys I type in riddles, typing in riddles demonstrates how brilliant I am, I should have been a scientist, or a doctor, or something. Mermaids, yoghurt, roll ups, what am I?

LOL

brilliant

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

PART SIXTEEN (A)

Conspiracy theories are a mental health crisis​

Every day, people who spend time online face a deluge of conspiracy theories, misinformation, and disinformation.

Plenty of them move along, clicking past outlandish or false content that's designed to lure them in.

Some, however, become ensnared for reasons experts don't fully understand.

Thanks to algorithms, people quickly slip into dark corners of the internet and find a community of believers, or even zealots, who swear they've discovered hidden truths and forbidden knowledge.

Studies have shown that conspiracy theories appeal to people with unmet psychological needs.

They crave knowledge, desire safety and security, and need to maintain positive self-esteem.

Past research shows conspiracy theories are associated with anxiety, social isolation, and negative emotions.

Now a new wave of research conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic suggests a plausible connection between uncertainty, anxiety, and depression and an increased likelihood of believing conspiracy theories.

Perhaps with so much beyond understanding, people looked for answers wherever such revelations might be found.

Insight was plentiful on YouTube, Facebook, Telegram, Twitter, and other media platforms where grifters, hucksters, and conspiracy theorists peddled the truth as they saw it to people who wanted what few could offer: certainty.

That confidence became an antidote to the misery of not knowing what might come next.