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Comment Re:There are numerous other obvious flaws (Score 1) 275

I see conspiracy theorists as an example of believing in a very unlikely scenario to boost your ego.

I recently saw an article (here?) about a study that found that subscribing to conspiracy theories correlates strongly with a low self-image.

Well, I love a good conspiracy theory, but I also think I'm fucking wonderful, so that's your theory blown out the water.

Comment Re:There are numerous other obvious flaws (Score 1) 275

This would have to be a VERY well organized conspiracy. (Which alone should debunk this theory. Government is too inept to pull something like this off.)

Knocking "the government" without evidence is itself a fairly paranoid thing to do.

I would say that governments were actually pretty good at covering things up, so your argument is not a strong one.

Comment Re:In the woods? (Score 1) 174

When they came home they asked me if we could get Minecraft. I told them, "of course not - go outside and build a treehouse. Get some sunshine while you're at it".

Because, of course, there's no possibility of kids both playing Minecraft sometimes, and playing in the woods at other times. It has to be one or the other, for ever.

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