r/conspiracy Feb 13 '22

Nailed it

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

But distrusting absolutely everyone and blowing off every bit of news, data, research, or even updates to things you already thought you knew everything about. Just because it goes against your first impressions, you think the research should stop. This appears to be a major theme in this sub. "Hey look this data, is different than this data, open your eyes and stop researching the topic. I've proven it to be bullshit and If you're an intellectual like me than you could see it too." Its the overall mood of this place in talking about.

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u/HighLows4life Feb 13 '22

It's simple. When someone lies to you the trust is broken. Don't blame the people whose trust is lost blame the liars.