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"Darren New" <dne### [at] san rr com> wrote in message
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> Chambers wrote:
> > My favorite quote:
> > "Conspiracy theorists view logical argument as cheating."
>
> I was hoping for 44 funny conspiracy theories. I liked the Rambo quote
> better, myself.
>
> Altho it's funny. I've started seeing religion in these types of articles.
> When people make fun of conspiracy theories, and then you read exactly the
> same thing and put the word "religion" in there, it sounds the same to me.
> Maybe that's just me, tho.
Ironically, religions provide the antithesis of some of the arguments of the
anti-conspiracy theorists, in that while it's near impossible to make
everyone believe the story, with a little bit of luck, it's relatively easy
to fool the majority for centuries at a time, and it needn't even take that
much logistics and effort. Of course failure rate of religions is high
enough and results are not fully predictable, so it's not the ideal model to
plant a conspiracy surely and speedily.
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