Or you get the other side of the coin, where someone is way over educated beyond their intelligence
There's a discussion that starts with a butterfly flapping its wings in the Sahara and builds it into a hurricane in Florida. There are so many "and ifs" in the theory that it's impossible to get people to believe the reality that it's the opening of beer cans changing the weather.Had a buddy get sucked into this kind of stuff. His thing was chemtrails, and weather manipulation. I'm sure if would eventually get to flat earth and other conspiracies. It was tough looking at him in the face, what was worse if we tried to make fun of him and pile on more conspiracies, he would defend them seriously. Awe well I guess every group has that one friend.
It really is madness. I like when they call themselves "truthers" and then try and do their science to disprove that the earth is in fact a globe. Funny when they try their experiments as well and how rabidly they try and poke holes in things like The Final Experiment that brought some flat earths down to Antartica to see the 24hr sun, of course that was all green screen and a giant man made dome to trick the world in the end. Live continuous streams, gps tracking, multi cameras from all angles and still not enough. I guess that is how it goes when your whole argument starts and depends on conspiracy theories.It’s not just one…there’s more and more of these people and it’s a serious issue.
They are easy to identify, they will ask for more and more evidence of one side of the argument that is often supported by robust science or evidence yet give any ******** conspiracy spouted by some idiot a free pass. Makes me mad.
I guess the avertisment done it's job if you went thereFun fact: Fogo Island is considered one of the four corners of the flat earth. I've been there and they a sign that says so therefore it must be true.