Sightline

"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." -Aristotle

I believe there is a disinformation campaign on Reddit to push false narratives; specifically on the sub /r/conspiracy and the sub /r/conspiracyNOPOL. The latter is ironic because that sub was created to get away from the toxic and political "conspiracies" that kept popping up on /r/conspiracy. And /r/conspiracy itself has effectively become /r/The_Donald.

Anyways, the reason I'm even making this post is to let everyone know that as long as your argument is logically sound then I will never remove it (ie: it isn't chock-full of logical fallacies or unfalsifiable information).

It seems like shills on /r/conspiracy and various other subs HATE it when you stay on topic and force them to prove their assertions. Uncoincidentally I've been banned from both /r/conspiracy and /r/conspiracyNOPOL.

I want this community to be a place where we can entertain ideas even if we don't believe they are true, then after that we can rationally attempt to prove or disprove said idea.

There’s one rule on Space Time: It’s never Aliens. But every rule has an exception and this rule is no exception because: It’s never aliens, until it is. So is it aliens yet? And on today’s Space Time we’re going to examine all the best case scenarios for life beyond Earth.

I stole this from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27058414

So the guy doing most of the talking is Jeremy Corbell. He, Commander David Fravor and Joe Rogan all had a pretty damning conversation on the Rogan podcast a couple years ago.

(Vice clickbait, but the video itself is good).

Looks like a classical conspiracy doc, I haven't watched it all yet but it looks mildly interesting.