Good time to reup my article about the big flaw in conspiracy theories: human beings mess up all the time.
But when you actually think through what it'd take for these plots to be true, hundreds even thousands of people must exhibit a superhuman competence
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But when you actually think through what it'd take for these plots to be true, hundreds even thousands of people must exhibit a superhuman competence
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9/11 conspiracy theories require Twin Towers maintenance and security workers to have never noticed anything, or to all be in on it. The NYPD, FDNY, and various federal agents too. And all of them executed it perfectly, leaving no evidence, and all kept quiet for years.
Come on.
Come on.
The alleged mass voter fraud conspiracies would need hundreds of thousands of fake ballots, which would take thousands of people to execute the scheme in various locations. Such a thing would leave tons of easily apparent evidence.
Remember, we're talking about human beings here.
Remember, we're talking about human beings here.
It's funny looking back on this article now, because one of the conspiracy theories it shoots down as requiring too much perfection from too many people was claims that hackers changed vote totals in 2016 (in exactly the right states, leaving no evidence).
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