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SuiGenerisJohn johnlaw@getalby.com 4 months ago

Yes

Jor knggolf@nostrplebs.com 4 months ago

Agree 100% An effective distraction lasts longer than a day.

Thekid.999 thekid44@zaps.lol 4 months ago

I don't believe anything. The government says or do all these major events to me. They're all made up to scare the masses. We've been lied to since we were born. Why? I believe the government now. Everything the government does, I don't believe

AndersL AndersL@primal.net 4 months ago

💯🎯 Be productive. That is way more meaningful and will fight against evil 1000x more. View quoted note →

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pseudo~u *likes nostr already* swinehoodremedy@nostrplebs.com 4 months ago

I dunno it seems to me one thing holds up through it all - Israel benefits (tho I don't know about the Vegas thing)

Jay _@wisehodl.dev 4 months ago

Attention vampirism. I have Joy of Missing Out with all that.

grey 4 months ago

When your leaders are liars, it’s hard not to investigate everything they say as if they’re lying

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Chris Liss liss@getalby.com 4 months ago

right, but they know they’re liars they know you know they’re liars, and that you will investigate

Richard Martin RichardMartin@primal.net 4 months ago

What if there’s no conspiracy at all but just overexcited people making up stuff from random occurrences?

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HERMETICVM hermeticvm@0xchat.com 4 months ago

That narrative is an anti-intellectual excuse to just stop doing your own research.

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Richard Martin RichardMartin@primal.net 4 months ago

Who says I don't do my own research? Stop projecting.

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HERMETICVM hermeticvm@0xchat.com 4 months ago

You raised an open question and I replied. I never implied you didn't do your own research.

Vincent 4 months ago

It’s an information war, that’s absolutely part of the strategy. Make people waste time on endless distractions, muddy waters.

Mountain Man 4 months ago

To maintain our sanity, we really must accept that we will eventually die having learned very little of the truth about our history. Though the mysteries of our history are unfortunately lies or misinterpretations, I've embraced the the mysteries in life surrounding physics, nature, and spirituality. Who is God? I don't know, but it's fascinating! Did aliens visit Earth? I don't know, but it's fascinating! What is our history? I don't know, but I think I know what it ain't; it ain't what they say it is.

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⚡️AndreasHodler⚡️ ahodler@nostrplebs.com 4 months ago

The most important question is: Is Jesus who He said He was!

Jack K jackkluz@primal.net 4 months ago

The best path has always been acknowledgement of the psyops and literally moving on; the details have zero weight or bearing on your life. The system is engineered to take your attention and waste your limited mental compute.

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CommunalSupport.exe communalsupport@nostrcheck.me 4 months ago

i think that's why people are so bold and comfortable lying about an event as it's happening. it muddies the water for any historian looking back trying to analyze what exactly hapenned

Parallel Structures 4 months ago

Just turn it off. Scroll past. It's all noise. No signal

Azz azza@nostrplebs.com 4 months ago

I think we are being shown massive amounts of violence and misinformation to justify taking away our freedom to access information

Noisy signal 4 months ago

The idea is to keep us dazed and confused. Keep an eye on the big picture. The money printer vs the blockchain. China vs USA/Israel. Surveillance vs privacy. Propaganda vs free speech. Chokepoints vs alternative solutions. Divisive cultures brought in to create fight clubs to take your eye off the ball. ALWAYS LOOK UNDER THE HOOD. They want to deconstruct to reconstruct . Because the current plan is NOT working. All else is noise.

Noisy signal 4 months ago

Yes.

1984 4 months ago

Implausible Deniability

Heres a letter from Rabbi Yosef sent to Charlie Kirk one week before he was killed. The post was deleted after it was made. https://nostr.download/...

Luke MacNeil luke@macneilmediagroup.com 4 months ago

That's being pretty generous with the term 'critical' thinkers. Just fodder for people to babble about on their personal podcasts full of mock indignation and 'hot takes'.