Obviously only those which don't turn out to be true. Like the government knowing about aliens but not telling the public, vaccines cause autism, the government is putting poison in the water, everyone is under mind control. That kind of stuff, there are plausible conspiracy theories which I do not link to poor judgment.
Obviously only those which don't turn out to be true. Like the government knowing about aliens but not telling the public, vaccines cause autism, the government is putting poison in the water, everyone is under mind control. That kind of stuff, there are plausible conspiracy theories which I do not link to poor judgment.
the government is putting poison in the water
I used to kind of care about fluoride in the water supply, then I did research about what isn't being intentionally added to the water supply and that scared me into filtering my water. We use waste water treatment plants in California so everything people pee out goes right back in, which includes hormones from birth control and antidepressants.
> the government is putting poison in the water
I used to kind of care about fluoride in the water supply, then I did research about what isn't being intentionally added to the water supply and that scared me into filtering my water. We use waste water treatment plants in California so everything people pee out goes right back in, which includes hormones from birth control and antidepressants.
What sort of "conspiracies" do you equate with poor judgement? Do I have poor judgement because I don't buy the 9/11 narrative? I was watching the news live as ground level explosions were occurring and then I was repeatedly told that never happened.