This Nuclear Conspiracy Theory is CRAZY 

There's more evidence for nuclear explosions on mars than evidence nukes don't exist

Heresy!!!! Nuclear weapons don't exist cause atoms don't exist! Have you ever seen an atom? eh? eh? EH? ahahahahaha

It's truly so insane that people could even believe that nuclear warheads aren't real, how does someone even come to that conclusion?!

Next “theory”: physicists don't exist

nuclear bombs are not real, the earth is flat, and the moon is bigger than earth. I have heard all these from several younger people we hire at my work. I think there's some serious problem with education now a days.

Honestly. They really believe the government could hide something like that as good as they claim?

@@shastamite2 So Leak is like nothing a joke?

They act like the government is one person and a God lmao

To believe the government is 💯 truthful is just as wild

Legit. Like how could you silence scientist, make a multinational deal that everyone agreed both on and not to talk about as Well as make sure no one who is working on it also ever talks about it to anyone except someone Else who is working on it. Snd also that is able to silence all journalists except those who already Sound crazy?

you "I don't want to be ostracized so will listen to whatever argument sounds smarter and will assure i won't be rejected by my peers" intelligent people can see through bullshit. nukes are bullshit.

And that last one becomes irrefutable...

This post describes almost every human being on the planet. Religion is a perfect example of what you’re saying too.

​@@jlurenzjrgood proof why humans won't advance religion is one of the greatest parasite to ever be created.

Gen z in a nutshell

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He probbaly doesn't think it's satellite

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pure gold

All satellites are on balloons!

Dad gum it I knew it all along!

bethesda was the mastermind all along

i mean, it just worked

Hey, one of the better alternative "theories", as it only requires the brief usage of a time machine. ;)

they also make up space to sell Starfield

Every country with a centralized bank is working together. All the countries agree you cannot go to the antarctic. They can absolutely agree when it comes to controlling their citizens. Nukes are faked, wars contrived and your mind is programmed by regular scheduled programming.

⁠​⁠@@MisterFanwank Because the alternative is that the Soviets claimed they had the bomb, and the Americans didn’t call them out on it. Both sides, and the Chinese, French, Indians, Pakistanis, and North Koreans all have to be mutually accepting each other’ bluff.

​@@MisterFanwank Your paranoia doesn't reflect reality.

I'm still wondering "why the whole moon shot thing?" After all, you don't shoot 100 billion $$ worth of aluminum into outer space just to show the size of your junk!

Kind of like the morons that think the moon landings never happened. Literally every nation on earth would have to be in on it and never spill the beans for no reason whatsoever. I'm not saying you have to be stupid to believe this fake-nuke-nonsense (or doubt the moon landings, for that matter), but you have to be really fucking capital letter S *_Stupid_* to doubt the existence of nukes or the moon landings.

And without anyone having any way to counter it

That's why a lot of things end up like that

Microseconds.

I think it's more the way nuke explosion is presented in movies and book. They over extimate the power of the bomb so they could not have detonate that much that would have ended life on earth.

im highly confident that given enough time we will have something capable of stopping the chain reaction from occurring. then again anything is possible for humans given enough time :P @@creeperbait_42

Well, you just joined NATO, so there should be an AWACS monitoring your existence from here on out.

lopeta

finland

Tämä on totta

Finland doesn't exist, stop spreading that conspiracy.

As a biologist, I will defend photosynthesis until my dying breath. RuBisCo for life!

@@meci6625 plants are fake and are made of chocolate

@@meci6625 fym plant eats sunlight? you think I'm a FOOL?? this is a joke. I know it's more than that. I will say, the idea of our waste CO2 being used to produce O2 naturally seems nuts.

... so you still think plants are real

@@meci6625plants are obviously just forms of chemicals made to accomplish the task of reproducing themselves. They are NOT real.

Under rated comment. They act like the government can behave in a coordinated matter for even simple tasks LOL

It's like the moon landing. I said to a moon landing denier, "Do you really think the Russains wouldn't call us out? We lost a spy plane, and we denied it. They released the evidence that it was infact a spy plane." They didn't know what to say.

Really, they all hinge on a much larger secret supergovernment sitting atop all global institutions.

The problem is that when you point thst out to people they will say thst the international conflicts are all a facade to keep the statuous quo.

Also think about it, if they could work together, why would the war in ukrane then exist?

its also like claiming god doesn't exist

@@rumfordcwhat were you trying to do there.

@@rumfordcor in your case, it would be like staring into nothingess and claiming nothing is there... -wait a minute...

@@TiL_Deimos drawing a comparison between denying the existence of god/karma and nuclear weapons

@@GrievyRZ that made no sense

And most first responders on 911 developed lung cancer years later. Im pretty sure New York City has never been close to any nuclear materal. Neither have Vietnam, where soldiers and civilians suffered massive health problems and birth defects for years after the war. It's not nuclear, it's chemical and biological materials that cause different forms of cancers.

@@nunyabaznus7851 radiation can cause cancer y'know

​@nunyabaznus7851 You are an idiot. While it is possible for chemicals to cause cancer, it is ALSO possible for radiation to do so. It's not one or the other, both can be hazardous to your health.

@@nunyabaznus7851 Rolling my eyes here. A lot of things cause cancers--radiation included. If you're a medical professional, or at university, you get to play with radioactive substances quite frequently. Lung cancer tends to come with evidence of the toxins that caused the cancer--such as black tar inside the lungs from smoking. Let me guess: you're one of those people who don't wear a t-shirt, sunscreen, and a hat when the UV Index is high. I'm not paying your medical bills.

​@@nunyabaznus7851 What has you'r comment got to do with the radiation his dad was expose to? You ain't insisting his dads cancer was caused by something else, instead of radiation exposure from a atomic test are you, smh!

Yep, small minded weakness/cowardice.

That's... usually the opposite of how it is. Normies don't believe in globalist goals, don't believe covid was manmade.

Owen Benjamin is a special brand of eejit. He’s an F-tier “comedian” who sucks at piano and can’t sing, yet tries to make those a hallmark of his act. He’s one of those guys who wouldn’t sell a single seat were it not for the brain damaged “anti woke” crowd that will clap like trained seals at the mere utterance of certain key-phrases and tropes they foam at the mouth over. One time I told him his singing sounded like a dog being drowned in a bathtub and he called me a pedophile and then blocked me 😂 He’s easily triggered.

Almost all people live like that to some extent. Conspiracy theorists just have their own flavor of delusion. The things that keep us going, or the life hacks as I call them are illusions we invent or come to believe as reality comes knocking on our door, and the world turns out to be much harsher than we ever imagined, just like you said. Some of these are extremely fundamental for our everyday existence, and we never question them at all, like free will for example. We also go through our lives assuming everyone else is conscious just like us, when we have no proof of that being the case. If I were to be purely scientific, then solipsism should be my default, but I don't like that and I find the idea that everyone is conscious more convenient.

@@ldawg7117 A percentage, maybe half, are likely trolls because it amuses them just like the Flat Earth club is most likely just a bunch of bored trolls as it was when it first started a few centuries ago.

As a project manager, I laugh at the level of coordination these conspiracies would take.

Some conspiracy theories end up being true. Not all are created equal.

and I once read that the earth is flat, doesn't make it true. These arguments completely fail the second you remember the Snowden leaks. You know, the leaks that only happened because one guy who was already disillusioned with the government happened to wind up in a dead end position that no-one knew about that still somehow had completely unrestricted access to highly restricted government documents? Sure, it got revealed, by pure dumb luck, so if you're counting that in your favour then that's not an argument at all it's just begging the question, "any conspiracy theory that got revealed did so because of incompetence, and since all conspiracy theories we know are true got revealed, that means 100% of known true conspiracy theories failed due to incompetence, that means any conspiracy will inevitably fail due to incompetence" Real conspiracies exist sure, but the majority of 'conspiracies' now are literally just 'the government might not be telling the truth actually'. It's a word that's been overexpanded to the point of meaninglessness so these arguments don't work anymore. They only ever worked in *_any_* capacity because what was classified as a conspiracy was narrow enough to require the discretion of tens to even hundreds of millions of people who all knew the whole story and all chose not to reveal it. However, isolation of information is at the heart of most actual government operations, with only a few people knowing enough of the story to know what's really happening, and all of those people having great personal incentives to not reveal it. (again, see Snowden leaks where this *_exact_* thing happened)

@@majorramsey3k they’re not conspiracy theories if they’re true

​​@@vast9467they were conspiracy theories until they were proven true. Though tbf conspiracy theories that hinges on world goverment (especially ones that are against each others) doing something together that would really benefit one of them if they reveal it to the public is very, very stupid

That's cool to know, so basically old as shipwrecks, if you salvaged one , should get you a good amount?

@@nicholasholloway8743 It's less than you think, since there are ways to produce new steel without nuclear impurities, its just expensive, but the cost is justifiable for things made that are so sensitive to those impurities that its negligible in the grand scheme of the product being produced.

I was waiting for him to mention this lol

The water didn't protect the steel from radiation or well, anything, save from being already recycled for cheap before anyone realized the value of low radiation steel. That said, steel from newly mined ore can be smelted without introducing contamination, the process involved dedicated crucibles, special furnaces that are sealed and either noble gas filled or vacuum chamber based and well, ridiculously expensive overall to operate. It's also how that low radiation steel gets recycled without contamination. And absolutely necessary for things like radiology, which I'm sure those idiots will insist also doesn't exist.

Ow

@@DetectiveWraith indeed

@@DetectiveWraith I share in your pain

Underrated comment

Normally I'd say "I see what you did there" but it seems that I can't.

I'd argue it's his bum hole after a vindaloo.

Seeing a weapon as god is the most american thing i have ever heard :D

@@johnnyb2909As it should be.

@@johnnyb2909 that is a gross misinterpretation to how most of humanity saw it, not just the americans were involved. The guys in the upper echelons of the military for both sides of ww2 were in love with it. Not the rest of us. It is more like seeing a god come reign destruction for the horrible shit humanity has done. Should have been a real wake up call, not something to worship.

I'm reminded of a quote from Larry Niven's *Footfall,* wherein a spacecraft uses an Orion Drive (AKA Nuclear Pulsed Propulsion) which produces thrust from atomic bombs going off a few hundred feet behind the craft, the blast of which is absorbed by a massive steel plate at the back of the craft. When the ship was under thrust (continuously detonating nukes every few seconds), one of the characters described the sound thusly: "God was knocking, and he wanted in *bad."*

It really is. Luscious hair, not so luscious logic. Bahahahaha. Oops sorry depression generator alert. Better listen to the guy from the depression generator and stop now. Wut?

What?@@xBurzurkurx

or Anger generators.

Timestamp?

well my extensive knowledge of jet engines and nukes doesnt put me on a watch list like you bro you are on the visit and apprehend list

@@bschleevs2723 meh, I could trivially build a nuclear warhead right inside of my apartment. If it doesn't contain explosives or fissile elements, nobody will care. Literally. That'll not happen though, as for one, it'd still be quite massive and I'd not want to have to shift the damned thing around when cleaning my apartment and well, I have a small apartment and only keep useful things around. Like that Americium-241 source sitting over here, just harvested from a recently defunct smoke detector. I'll be throwing together a cloud chamber in the coming weeks, just to have something to do. A little for the cloud chamber, a little for me... ;) Yeah, I actually took the source from a dead smoke detector for that purpose. Boy, have they shrunk the source by a lot over the last 20 years! The source on this one is a quarter the size of an old model, pretty much the rest of the circuitry was literally the same, down to the chip driving the unit.

Wat

Take that ther- wait what?

We really should just call these ppl idiots because actual conspiracy theorist have been correct on alot of shit lately, I mean look at what's been happening? 😔 Ignoring ALL evidence doesn't make them conspiracy theorist lol, if they ain't bothering to research anything and blindly following a narrative.

@@nicholasholloway8743 Throughout history there have been conspiracy theories that have turned out to be correct. However, these fringe conspiracies thet depend on things like mass participation by millions of people, or, centuries of knowledge is all lies, or vast brainwashing of everyone on earth or, secret science that nobody knows about, conspiracies that laxk any evidence, etc. are almost always false. Examples are the "nuclear is fake", "flat earth", "chemtrails", etc.

To be fair, birds aren’t real started as a parody of flat earthers

That’s cause pretty much all conspiracy are on that same level lol. It’s brain dead idiots who want to pretend they are smart by having some secret alternate knowledge which makes them smarter than every other person on earth. (Of course not a single one of these people have ever produced a single mathematic representation of any claim they ever make about science)

People actually believed that? I thought it was all a joke.

Ask Mike Tyson if he has ever seen a baby pidgeon and tell him that birds aren't real and see what he says (Mike Tyson raises homing pidgeons) Also, if birds aren't real then where do eggs come from?

I've actually seen a baby pigeon; pigeons made a nest above the door frame at our camp.

When I went it looked like a nice city.

I was going to say something similar like. Go ask Hiroshima they’ll tell if they are real or not

Cool bro that's called an atomic bomb. To think they could make something worse than that is the conspiracy. Js.

That's the first thing I thought of when I saw this video, denying the existence of nuclear weapons is an insult to every single person who has been effected by them.

​@@plasmicgoat7749hey there are people who don't believe the Holocaust happened so yea I can believe there are people who would believe this also

ever met anxone from canada? didnt think so. Drake is the only canadian ive ever heard of and he got fuckin atomized by kdot

I don’t believe anything exists unless it is within my ~85 degree view cone, and even that is tenuous :/

I believe in canada... but there are no pokemon there.

I don't believe in the United Kingdom, and I live in England.

How do we know there is an East without ever being able to walk east to reach it?

there are people that think austrailia doesn't exist

That's what the government would say. You paid actor

@@habilterserah4075 payed reply commenter 😆

@@habilterserah4075 I certainly hope that's a joke😂

But since the fotage is on the blast side, would'nt that place the cameras closer? I imagine that the engineers and scientists setting this up where no dummies. They knew what they where dealing with and could just build a concrete shelter with proper shielding for the camera and other equipment.

@@di99utpe A lot were placed on metal poles with lead shielded camera boxes and a quartz glass window. The poles had guy wires bracing them. Also most of the cameras extremely close to the blast were not filming the blast themselves, but were filming effects targets (like houses, vehicles, entrenchments, etc.) so they were pointed away from the most intense heat. You can see some of these camera boxes in footage from other cameras filming the same test targets. It's not particularly hard to build something that can survive a shockwave and the heat flash (even pretty close to the hypocenter).

I mean, it is cool as hell.

@@Kepesk specifically 11-22 degrees cool

Don't let life get you down. Nukes are rad!

Nukes are horrible. I wish they didn't exist.

I mean, psychopathy can show up early I guess.

Those idiots need to realize that the fallout universe is based on MAD, which means everyone nukes everyone, which would indeed make a fallout like planet.

Don't worry, once some Chinese tomfoolery escalates and WWIII actually happens, they'll be regretting everything they said when they become Ghouls.

You've obviously never saw the Nevada test site. Some parts are open to the public now, it remains a wasteland, despite those opened sections being cleaned up at ridiculous expense.

@@nicholasholloway8743 actually, the entire series is hyperbole anyway. The main fallout from actual nukes lasts pretty much two weeks or so, the cesium-137 and strontium-90 being actually in small quantities, as there isn't all that much fissionables actually fissioned inside of a nuke - it's actually one of the main selling points. It's fission, not Harry Potter's magical fuck stick.

Yea

confirmed by the comment section

Nope most of them do believe in that.

MKUltra. Massive CIA lead medical research without informed consent at hundreds of hospitals and universities across the US and Canada. The only reason why we know anything about it was a single box of 20,000 files were misplaced and avoided being incinerated.

ummm, have you been paying attention to the last few years? this is a weird example to use at this point...

That's one of the reasons conspiracy theories are so popular. We've seen the government fail at hiding so many things, who knows what they've succeeded at hiding. I believe that if all governments were completely open and forthcoming to their constituents about what they've done and what they know, there would be very few conspiracy theories, or at least a lot less conspiracy theories.

@@billyumbraskey8135 Put the meth down, Billy

or "If you put the federal government in charge of the Sahara Desert, in 5 years there'd be a shortage of sand." Milton Friedman

Bro what?

Tsutomo Yamaguchi should be the name of the guy- not sure- look him up.

Yeah just google it, there is an audio story about it in great detail on the "ridiculous history" podcast I believe, but its an outlandish story@@peterbs5555

the bosses did not believe him, and then as they were calling him crazy the second bomb cut of their sentence and less than 2 days later their lives

Japan sure did learn their lesson on Good Ole Murica Freedom

With the film inside lead boxes!

and a good few of them were vaporized, often early tests and notably castle bravo vaporised a few, they were incredible feats of engineering, these people dont need answers from the government they need a basic education

If those cameras were Mitchells they would survive the sun going nova.

I mean Finland is a joke and Finland doesn't exist. ;P

@@CrimsonWolf1775 is everybody there named Fin?

Simo sends his regards.

@@theplayer1997 Simo is long dead, what else you got? Oh, thats right, nothing.

@@bland9876 I'm no stranger to sarcasm.

I like this

1000% this. Anti-Vax, Flat Earth, QAnon, and right wing economics. All easily disproved idiotic ideas that people keep endorsing because they’re too stupid to understand how things work or they refuse to learn.

This is an especially spot on characterization of the phenomenon we're talking about here.

Don't forget too stupid to realize the standard of proof isn't "see with my own eyes".

Thats how dumb they are

Conspiracists main defense to a genuine argument is always "B-but the government made u think that🥺" or "The government is lying😡" You could show them hard evidence and their only defense would be that its fake, and when you ask them why it's fake they give you an answer equivalent to "Just cuz"

It's like saying that all plane crashes are fake because a real crash would have destroyed the flight data recorder. Ignoring that some do, and that the FDR is specially made to withstand crashes. Only to get the response of, "Well, why don't they make the entire plane out of the same stuff?!" 😵‍💫

Big Photo doesn't want you to know that you can see things from really far away like they're close up. Don't believe the lies, man. Big Geology says you can't eat lava, too, but they're just trying to keep us from the truth.

And they can easily look it up and find out the cameras were buried, and using light from mirrors via a periscope like device. It's just more fun to make up interesting BS than looking up the reality. This is a big problem in our society right now.

@@GrifHowe Then we have the problem that is particular to politically-charged topics where people don't want to believe statistics etc because the cognitive dissonance kicks in and all of a sudden percentages are somehow "'racist" or whatever. It's sad how widespread this sort of "willing" ignorance is, it's everywhere.

Space ain't real cuzz not no globe earth

​@@moonpigeon9 real?1?1?1?!!

Stacks of TNT piled onto a single area and detonated would produce the same effect. The military has high yield explosive devices that they do regularly test, and do produce large craters.

@@nunyabaznus7851 this not Minecraft

Plot twist: it actually is swiss cheese

Those were good times.

I would say intelligence these days revolves around the ability to quickly and correctly piece things together.

Yeah, it wasn't that.

There is more bad information than good now and people only comsume information that confirms their preexisting bias.

I mean boenhoffers theory about stupidity disproves that. Simple said it suggest that stupidity is something people use to never grow up bc u don't try to prove something urself u just follow something that some people say and block every other information to not get consequences. Like a child

Just like the Flat Earth movement around the globe.

We can have libraries but getting people in there let alone read the books are other matters… and even then it might be reading something else

Waiting for toenail truthers. 😑

Go watch the test video yourself, keep an eye on the car behind the house. Yall are caught red handed ... again.

@@user-xn6dw6tt5xOk boomer time for your nap

This implies there may statistically be a second Finland, somewhere out in the world.

@@MrShifty1 That would be a MUCH more interesting conspiracy theory. Still stupid, but interesting.

@MrShifty1 yeah I'll add that to my belief system.

a camera that was several miles away would have to also be several miles in the air for it to show the house from that angle.

@@SonsOfDeForest I am willing to bet you that is not the case.

In bunkers even!

​@@SonsOfDeForestno. Do the freakin' math.

​@@SonsOfDeForest How many miles away are you claiming the camera was, and at what angle are you claiming it was viewed from

there are people that think the earth is flat

​@@Ryanisthere😂

I can one up you even more disgusting: holocaust deniers...

I didn't know either until I started seeing comments on RU-vid videos talking about ww3.

Me neither. I just now found this out from this video and I’m chronically online

Problem is, these bologna heads get together and vote psychos like the orange man into power who also believe the same conspiracies.

Well you heard it now 🤨

Same here, generally every person I spoke with about it said how Rad or terrifying it is to them, but none have ever denied their existence because they didn't understand it!

It's peak conspiracy theory logic isn't it. I once had some fun annoying some flat earthers and they tried to whip out the Michelson - Morley experiment. Now as we know, that experiment has 2 conclusions. Either, a stationary aether (ancient space medium) is most likely bollocks or the Earth doesn't spin. So naturally which one do you think they chose...

There was some fake footage used as a psy-op on Russia but still...

@@joeogle7729 ..... they only debunked a stationary medium, not a dynamic one. Also even Einstein created GR to put the aether back into science, he just called it a different name dude.

​@@jaydenwilson9522 what? Aether and GR have fuck all in common. GR assumes space is a perfect vacuum

i believe nukes are real, however there are some inconsistencies in those test videos, like cars not being there, then right after the blast a car suddenly appears. which is probably why people don't believe them to be real.

Considering that people with access to nearly all the accumulated knowledge of humanity via devices they carry around in their pockets it is even more crazy to see that there are people out there who genuinely believe the earth is flat or 6,000 years old or that there was a "mud flood".

@@timolynch149 The benefit of that is obvious; the entire world's knowledge in your pocket. 30 years ago, that would have been science fiction from Star Trek. The drawback is that conspiracy theories and general craziness gets spewed to every corner of the globe. Back in my day, that one crazy uncle who thinks unicorns are real and the moon landing was a hoax was kept sequestered away from society by their family. Now that same person not only can spread their ignorance but find a sizeable audience.

​@@timolynch149that's it, isn't it? Information Warfare.

​@@timolynch149infowars... heh heh

Yeah, but birds aren't real.

The plane takes you to mars where they made tons of sets to make you think other countries are real while traveling. That’s also why flights get delayed, it’s the actors sleeping in and needing time to get ready

I see what you did there.

@@TroyPacelli I don't know what you believe you see there, but autistic me is not in the business of implying anything. The words stand for themselves and there is nothing intended to be present beyond their semantic meaning. There is nothing to see between the lines...

The original statement is by Wayne Dyer, "The highest form of ignorance is when you reject something you don’t know anything about."

@@buckhorncortez I'm aware. My father's modifications to it aren't exactly youtube compliant, that's why I quoted Wayne's version directly.😅

@dominic.h.3363 If you don't mind, I'm going to yoink this for my Discord status. Dyer's one of those authors I've never read but hear about constantly.

Don't know how you managed NOT to pull different pranks on him ... I would have a hard time resisting dropping small clues every now and then

​@@patrickcardon1643I would have found a costume and ran out and have the scientists chase me screaming about me escaping.

...

Shoulda muttered nearby with your workfriends about "Subject Zeta"

Oh, so you met my dad..... My dad swore he was area 51. I learned a long time ago, he has a LOT of interesting stories, 90% fake, but interesting none the less.

flat earthers. it's always the flat earthers.

One believes most of the universe doesn't exist and the other believes a small portion of the universe doesn't exist

100% the flat earthers. Even explorers during the time Jesus was born knew the Earth has a rounded shape and had a bunch of equipment designed for navigation and observation like spyglasses, compasses, astrolabes, maps, etc. You can literally tell the Earth is not flat by having a fucking spyglass and looking at the horizon, or just taking a long trip and marking down the route taken on a map. Flat Earth theory isn't denying modern science, it's denying basic ass common knowledge from millenia ago. Radiation on the other hand is a much more mysterious phenomenon by comparison. The first scientists who studied it had 0 clue what they were witnessing, and it fundamentally changed the way we study matter in general because of all the things we learned from it. While nowadays we have a bunch of knowledge about it and it's relatively easy to get your hands on a Geiger counter and measure it, it still remains something that is a lot more hidden from view, and unless you are an actual scientist, dismissing it doesn't change much the way you look at things in your life, especially if you are not dismissing the concept of radiation as a whole but only the usage of it in weapons. I once had a portuguese teacher who denied the man walked on the moon. Obviously she was wrong and crazy, but aside from that she was a normal person. A flat-earther will have trouble even replying basic things in a job interview, if they truly believe in the flat-earth theory (a lot of them actually dont, they are just trolls).

My conspiracy theory is that most flat earthers on the internet are fake. They are doing this for clout and fooling the actual stupid people.

Both of the groups fall prey to the “why the fuck would they make this up” question. Like, why is hiding the shape of the earth so important? And why create 70+ years of nuclear fear? What do you gain? And of course, these theories require massive internal cooperation. Which we all know isn’t happening.

I think because it clicks something for them and makes them feel special.

Makes them feel like a character in a scifi drama

((( expert or news source )))

@@jaredf6205 well, most of them really are a bit "Special"....

conspirationist in a nutshell pretty much anti vax and autism they use the work of a guys in that created this narrative to pretty much sell his own vaccine all his research was debunked yet people still use is work as proof when the dude never said that all vaccine cause autism just a certain one that why they should use a new one that weirdly enough he invested a lot of money into it

But isn't the joke of the meme is that men constantly think about the Roman Empire everyday?

Every time someone feels the need to eat bread, Rome comes rearing its head.

@@arcturionblade1077 that's a different meme, I'm pretty sure they're talking about that TikTok "historian" that made up a bunch of stuff about how the Roman Empire wasn't real and then insulted anyone who disagreed with her

....oh FFS, is this a frigging conspiracy too?!

@@thomasboys7216I *think* that was supposed to be satire. (At least 50% of my thinking on that is that no one can be that stupid.)

Are you American?

@@RicochetMayhem Americans aren't real. Everyone who claims to be American is just trolling you.

billberg1264 doesn't exist. Everyone who claims to be one is just trolling you.

Stop being silly, conspiracy theorists are real! Birds aren't real! I'll just get my hat...

The only country that exists in the world is Russia because i've only been in Russia(and Belarus but that doesn't count) and everything is being faked by Russian government

I know mate. Hurts.

​@@Wolfsinga18 it is a harsh emvironment. Could you blame em? I mean the entirety of australia is just, black air force energy.

Honestly, that is pretty understandable. There is literally a plant there that makes you want to end your own life.

it doesnt

@@JoKingMemer I’m sitting in it

I have a sister that thinks the Earth is flat and a mother that believes in literal magic…..

@@chadb9270so what’s the problem? seems like they have it figured out.

@@chadb9270 So sorry to hear that!

​@@chadb9270 funniest part about the flat earth nonsense is that it wouldn't just require every single agency of every single government to coordinate, it would require a whole bunch of civilians to be in on it, too. Every long haul ship's captain would need to be in on it. Every pilot would need to be in on it. Hell, everyone who lives near the ocean and has seen large ships leave would need to be in on it, too.

@@chadb9270yeah, I’ve got a step-mom who thinks crystals give you powers

To be fair, seeing a giant explosion doesnt prove anything.......no i dont believe theyrefake, this just isnt proof

Working in Vegas 1960 so a 20 year old would be about 84 years old today...So Dementia is a thing...( Joke! But how old is President Biden (not joking))

Umm the nuclear test range is to the north of Vegas. Not the South.

Those bombs were clearly destroyed in those tests, what makes you think there are others? Why not fake having a nuclear deterrent? All the benefits none of the costs or accident potential.

they exploded conventional munitions and detonated radioactive material but they didn't actually have atomic bombs. they were dirty bombs with the intention of creation fission, not actual atomic bombs like we are taught. the explosions underwater were detonations of cold war stockpiles. don't be afraid of questioning things just because some wanker calls you stupid of a conspiracy theorist. people that call you stupid or a conspiracy theorist are cowards.

theyd more look like this:

​@@antifurrybase (they are overreacting)

Definitely a tacpack of puppies.

And of course, denying nukes would also have to deny nuclear energy as a concept, and deny physics to a degree. And at that point, you’d just have to ask “WHY would they make it up?” What could they possibly gain from spreading misinformation to this degree?

You fool! Clearly Putin and all of Russia is just a psyop, there is no europe, have you ever even been there?! It's fake, there is only the USA, everything else is just a lie to keep us in check!

China has been getting in to trouble for scrapping European WW2 shipwrecks for the low background steel. Though they have been actively avoiding American shipwrecks.

@@demoncet1998it’s used for stuff like geiger counters, etc.

​@@demoncet1998They'd have to venture closer into the Pacific and I'm sure they aren't ready to crack that can of worms considering it'd rile up the American people. They need the people distracted and disinterested

This is interesting. Had no idea background radion was elevated so much as to effect the detectors :O

This is a large reason for the WW1 German navy sank off the coast of Scotland not having many ships left to dive to. Sad really

Pow, straight to the moon!

Buzz Aldrin is my hero.

He sent him to infinity, and beyond!...

I think this incident should be a national holiday to recognize scientific achievement. Lies should be met with the swift fist of overwhelming evidence.

Idk, seems like a pussy move. Hit someone because you know they can't legally or morally hit you back. While refusing to do a simple thing in which every single one of them react the same way. And now we suddenly don't have the technology to go to the moon again? I am not saying we didn't go, I am saying these are valid questions, and considering the last 3 years you would think people would give a little more credit to 'conspiracy theorist' whether it was the 'island' of which we still don't have a client list, or thing related to the epidemic, or how about the government is now coming out telling everyone 'yep aliens are real, we have spacecraft, and non-human biologic bodies' people are to devastated economically and socially at this point to even care. But they were all mocked the same way, so I think it does a disservice to the truth to be dismissive and mock people who question things just because you disagree and believe what you are told. You act like there isn't any reason to question anything because they never lie, keep information compartmentalized, and exploit crisis for profit at the expense of regular people, who are shunned for point things out we know to be truths. Remember when Twitter banned anyone who questioned the epidemic, or retweeted the Hunter Biden laptop story? I do. Not that I have time to care. But I wont pretend that these are proven facts now, and Kyle starts out buy mocking Elon buying Twitter, a social media company who actively engaged in pushing falsified information and suppressing truthful information in order to craft and social engineer an agenda. Denying and mocking these facts just make conspiracy theorist more credible. And conspiracy theorist and the theories themselves are growing in numbers, not dissolving as you would predict with access to information and connection on a global scale via the internet. I think a lot of conspiracy are valid questions that deserve valid answers, but instead of valid answers, they are often just shunned and mocked. The more time that passes, they more they are either proven correct, or incorrect. But certainly questioning information is not as harmful as suppressing information.

And everything from there is faked by Russian government!!

Unpopular opinion: The US should do a public nuclear test every few years to remined the country just how world ending those weapons are.

Fear doesn't last forever, nor should it. You can't live in paralysis.

Its like with war. There is no peace without war.

⁠@@gelo1238you’re mistaken, there can always be peace without violence, it’s just that the peace appears greater in contrast to the horrors of war…

Never happened in the first place though...

People want to feel unique and choose something that goes against what a majority of people agree upon.

​@@jamesmnguyenI miss when that used to mean just "yeah no yo see I've never watched game of thrones and I think breaking bad was overrated" Simpler times ...

​@@matheussanthiago9685well those werent simpler times, there still were just as many conspiracy theories and people denying known fact, youre just more able to see it because of how much information is visible now

Maybe these conspiracy theorists should be placed on a planet somewhere by themselves so they can see how special they are.

So you're saying... you know the truth about how they all think, and they are all wrong? ERROR# Infinite loop, memory exceeded.

I feel for you. I've got one of those too, except he likes to listen to his 'news' during breaks. Until I told him that I didn't care about nor believe his conspiracy theory BS.

Yeah i work with a literal flat earther, I seriously wonder how some people draw these conclusions.

We’ve had satellites in space that can detect a nuclear explosion from orbit, when the Russians, the Chinese, the Pakistanis , and lately the North Koreans, they knew the instant it happened.

I would totally f with that guy. Like randomly stop mid-conversation with him, stare into space, and then immediately change the subject. Act like your brain is receiving secret 5G programming.

@@functionatthejunction Start speaking Latin every now and then to spice things up even further

no, you're just a paid actor bruh

​need to ask for my paycheck then, havent received mine for many many years 🤔@@vardaruus5243

Prove it by telling me every single place in Finland. See? You cannot do it because it is not a real country.

How much did THEY pay you to write this!? Admit it! We all know the truth!

Finland can't exist. Who, after all, could possibly believe there's an entire country where people eat salmiakki?

True it doesn't exist like bielefeld.

We need a dispenser here

You really don't understand, do you ? Yes , all of the governments work together because they are all owned by the same central bank system . The whole world shut down at the same time, and idiots still can't see what is obvious to a blind man .

Not only that, but they would have to rationalize that countries who were _actively fighting each other_ suddenly decided to work together to keep up this global conspiracy. My country was one of many being bombed by Japan in WWII. Why would Japan stop bombing us if there wasn't a giant, horrific thing that happened to make them stop? And why would both my government and theirs, who were _enemies,_ as well as every other government who was either Axis or Ally, all look at the evidence and agree that nuclear weapons did indeed exist and were the reason for Japan's sudden surrender? It makes no sense that proud Japan, who had soldiers who would kill themselves for their country and brought theor own horrific torture to so many, would suddenly give up their conquest and bow to anything less than or exaggerate the destruction of the nuclear bombs that were dropped on their people. If anything, were this conspiracy real, the more likely thing to conclude wouldn't be "pfft nukes don't exist", but rather "oh my god, whatever they have is worse than nukes and that's why they're hiding it from us". Imo people who believe in this conspiracy specifically seem like cowards.

I mean these people believe every single government is lead by a family of Jewish people that form a shadow organisation and run everything from behind the scenes. (My stepdad being one of them)

@@conspiracypanda1200 What happened was the Soviet union amassed an invasion force and told them if they don't surrender that day they would invade . This is well known and uncontested . WWI was the first step to force central banking on the world , and WWII finished off the plan . After WWII there were few countries left not in debt to the banks . The next 50 years was a show to get compliance from the remaining countries. As of now there are only 2 countries not on the central bank system , officially at least , Iran and Syria . The banks control the world now . Everything you have been told is a lie .

My favourite conspiracy theory is still the moon landing. They are claiming that the USSR and the USA worked together 100% and Russia is still in on it to this day.

Who else misses the good old conspiracy theories?

@@electricay if you want one, watch the documentary hold up on youtube, it was made when covid was still a popular thing to talk about

​@@electricayI just watched the government did 911 conspiracy south park episode today. Good times.

@@electricay Tbh the family tree of conspiracy theories tends to begin on a great-great grandpa of xenophobia

I wouldn’t say so. There are tons of “theories” that can’t even be considered theories because of the sheer amount of hard evidence they have. Only thing that doesn’t make them true is lack of direct official statements by the subject. This is a fallacy where because some topics in a subject area are absurd or stupid, people use those to discredit any other topic. There is also the problem of large scale events that are seen as true by one group and seen as false by another purely due to where they source credible information as they can have an extremely constricted world view resulting from bias.

Huh.

Source?

@@NobodyInParticular... pretty sure links put the comment in "held for review," but google is free, so.

@@sydliminal can you give me a website name or exact topic to search

@@NobodyInParticular... low background steel

Exactly this

Millions.

Agreed but remember the Manhattan project remained a secret. I'm against these fools but the government can and does keep secrets.

The government has to censor soldiers letters home when overseas because they blab too much 😂 I’m sure there are secrets, there has to be at some point. But stuff like this is utterly ridiculous.

You don't need that. Same for Apollo. Only a few know (or are delusional), the others are just doing their job. Proving that nukes exist with science would be relatively easy, though. But whoops, they refuse to detonate one (as a test) because of treaties. That's convenient.

WOW

Scape flow also another source of such material.

Hey! I work at a nuclear research facility too! We don't have a whole body counter though. I'd like to use one sometime. Does this make us atom buddies? Nuclear neighbors? Can I come tour your facility?

There’s a thriving business in salvaging ships from before the nuclear bomb; most of it illegal.

Hey I work too! Y’all have like a flash x ray or neutron gun I can use?

That already happened. Some brands literally marketed themselves as healthy. Like, not just 'more healthy than other cigs' but full on 'smoking this brand of cig is healthier than not smoking at all' and the smoking consumer base believed it. It's so wild that people think it the generally incompetent governments doing all these conspiracies with little to gain, when we have real ones like corporate backed 'research' and other lies fooling us all into going along with whatever makes these mega corps money.

I imagine, in a search for answers, he probably roamed too far north and fell off

on one hand this is hilarious, on the other hand it's probably not a good idea to feed them false ideas it's honestly sorta of impressive how their minds work when facts and evidence is so easy to find and check

lmaoooo, well done

He won the presidency in 2016.

I mean, go ~100ish miles north of the border and Canada may as well not be real. Something like 90% of the population lives in the southernmost 10% of the country. The rest of Canada's landmass is still wilderness.

I mean why would nuclear physics be a conspiracy? To whom would it benefit? Regular people barely even think about physics let alone nuclear physics, and who would be in on it? Some conspiracy theories are legitimately logical, but this is just bizarre.

Owen Benjamin spreads, and even makes up, conspiracy theories for money and attention.

@@flameguy3416 This is one of the weirdest conspiracies to defend tbh

@@pugasaurusrex8253He isn’t?

@@zanemob1429 That was a general statement. I’m agreeing with him.

in the very beginning

So we need to trick people into believing in science? "Your brain has unlocked potential the government DOESN'T want you to use! This one simple trick will allow you to discover and prove the TRUTH on your own, in a few steps. Don't let THEM lie to you! Give your brain the ability to learn about anything with this easy method!"

Which proves what?

@@dannygjk It's easier to brainwash someone into believing something than it is to prove to them that they are wrong even in the face over overwhelming evidence to the contrary of their belief. That's how propoganda works, and people buy into it way too easily.

Which proves that a lot of people are hanging out on Mt Dunning-Kruger

@@djjackson2200 but it doesn't prove anything related to this video. It's vague.

it doesn't even have to be a test, a simple third grade quiz would be enough to kick millions from the internet

Or vote, or breed, etc…

Suddenly eugenics sounds a lot less horrible.

His parents definitely failed the pre pregnacy cognitive competency test, this should have been taken care of at te root. And not now the sickly plant has "matured"

Hear, hear!

Yes but for that we have the Segan standard: extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. This means that for an ordinary claim like "i have a horse in my stable" you don't require much evidence in order to believe that. You know horses exist, you know stables exist, you know horses often reside in stables etc. But if the guy says "I have a pink unicorn in my attic that fullfills all my wishes" You'd be very suspicious and require a lot of evidence to believe this!

@@NiekNooijens But that saying only extends to personal probable experience, and following it would never net us any improvement as a species beyond the middle ages. As we progress as a species on a technological level, there inevitably comes certain break points of relatability where "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" goes out the window, because it's no longer applicable due to how advanced and specific these technologies have become, and how improbable it is for 99% of people to ever gain first hand experience with any relatable aspects of that technology. I could bet 1000 bucks nobody here has actually seen an MRI scanner disassembled and analyzed each internal component and their properties - yet we don't require extraordinary evidence to support the claim that MRI machines are real, and the scans they generate aren't just faked on a computer to maintain the idea that doctors can do more good for you than you could on your own without such medical devices. Likewise nobody here has been the first-hand receiver of images from the James Webb telescope, but we don't need that evidence to believe that it exists and that its data is real. You can either stop believing in what institutes of science and scientific history teaches, or you can embrace the fact that acquisition of extraordinary evidence is no longer feasible for the average human, thus we must rely on a collective trust in these institutes when enough of them independently present the same conclusions, that stands as a good enough proxy evidence to replace our own need for personally analyzing evidence first hand.

Ultimately solipsism, polylogism, nihilism, and this sort of absurd skepticism lead to one of two diametrically opposed extremes. If words don''t have meaning, other people aren't real, and the world outside yourself isn't real and thus you have nothing to do with other people and you withdraw from the world, that's ascetic hermitage or complete psychotic derealization and withdrawal. If words don''t have meaning, other people aren't real, and the world outside yourself isn't real and thus you are free to use and manipulate people as you desire that's antisocial personality disorder (combination of narcissism, psychopathy, and sociopathy) and ultimately evil. If someone is advocating for any of these positions and is talking to you, it's pretty clear which extreme they're tending towards.

@@thetalantonx i think this is more edging on philosophy Theory of Mind now but I'm gonna go there anyway, Does it matter if a brain in a jar? if my experience as far as as my perceptions concerned it is a conscious experience regardless of whether i am a brain in a jar or not bears no perceivable difference on my conscious experience, Does it matter arguably not. Further more I have no way to disprove or prove that statement making it irrelevant to my lived experience. Secondly to this I would call on occums razor to suggest that the simpler answer is that other people are also conscious and experiencing the same world as me. Rather than to believe that all my experiences are false. I can't disprove skepticism but I do see it as irrelevant if you can follow that logic. Its also pretty impossible to live like that.

Dude, the Internet isn’t even real.

I guess if you claim that Hiroshima and Nagasaki were chemical explosives it lets you pretend we don't have weapons over a thousand times more powerful now (Tsar Bomba was literally over 2000 times more powerful than Fat Man)

It would be terrifying if we had conventional weapons that powerful. City killers with no nasty fallout? How many would have been let off the chain in Korea or Vietnam? History would have been very different if cold War nations were comfortable with those bombs.

​@@razorburn645There was an anime show, Ghost in the shell, where the backstory for the setting was exactly that. The Japanese Miracle was like a "sponge" (can remember if quimical or a bacteria) that could absorb radiation. And the first thing the world does with that knowledge was to start World War 3 using nukes as long as each nation have enough of these sponge to reduce fallout.

@@tomstonemale I am aware.

Umm.. conventional bombs can be hugemungous. Japan had been firebombed with similar effects to what happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Not saying nukes aren't real, but "consp theories" are based on real info.. often exagerrated.

I clicked newest comments, and saw Espacio here. What're you doin' here, big guy?

@@kabooki22 you where my pfp and name came from?

@@theespacioguy yes, based

@@kabooki22 where did it came from then?

No he’s saying you are that gazillionaire.

I make bread from scratch. With cheese and dough

No, he's saying that he simply is dismissing your claim out of hand. There isn't actually any impetus to even explain it away. We're talking about a highly motivated, delusional belief system, here. He doesn't feel compelled to justify it. Think about it: if he already decided he's "all in" on this, he's done that already. People get stuck in these rabbit holes because the "knowledge" of these conspiracies become a fundamental part of their identity. I don't know that I am explaining it well, so I'll put it like this: imagine you saw a new primary care doctor, and he informed you that he is positive you have lymphoma. He didn't do any lab tests. You ask him how he could know without confirming it. He tells you that there's no need to confirm it, because he's never wrong about this sort of thing. That is what we are talking about here--except with consensus reality. He is the illumined one; we are the rubes. He has already decided that he CANNOT be mistaken, period. This is a core feature of his identity that he needs in order not to feel [inferior to] ordinary. He is here talking to us about it because it reinforces his feelings of inherent superiority.

No, they lied to him and he believed it

Yep sorry he’s hiding the money from you, check the banana stand.

Who's Atom and why are you trying to split him

@@user-mb6ne3md6k If you ever met Atom you'd know why he was cleft in twain.

@@user-mb6ne3md6kbecause it’ll help release the millions of worlds within every human being, glory to Atom.

​@@user-mb6ne3md6kwhat atom: Uranium Why: to release heat and radiation from it in order to make electricity or an explosion

Then you should have been able to demonstrate it in front of him, which you cannot, without an atomic pile or nuclear reactor. Oh that doesn't prove a bomb can exist, only fission, alpha and beta particles. It is a long way from fission to a bomb if it can actually happen, which is why it took over 30 claimed years to actually make a bomb after a fission reactor was first built.

easily beaten out by "I'm so smart that I understand better than the vast overwhelming majority of actual experts what is or is not a government lie."

Seems like good old narcissism to me.

Said every person who cheered on the nazi party even during the atrocities they committed. You know what causes every mass genocide, war and problems for millions of people, guess what governments. But keep thinking the world is a fantasy land of gumdrops

@@nooneofconsequence1251 """experts"""

@@nooneofconsequence1251 so how bout that lysenko.

I'm surprised more people don't simply blame Godzilla.

Mind you, it’s not true but you’ve got really shoddy ones here 1. It was the results of the conventional bombing campaigns that happened over Japan, much like those in Europe. It’s accumulated damage being passed off as a single strike 2. Yes it takes a relatively small portion of money and a couple of NDAs to pull something that simple off. People make such hoaxes for fun now-a-days

Kid was a boy scout. There was a person in my area who was as bad a nuclear technician as Homer Simpson. I don’t know what material the idiot brought home, but BOTH of his homes along with ten surrounding homes were all demolished, the top soil stripped and all of the material properly disposed of due to the rads.

David Hahn, the guy you're talking about, didn't just use his own money. In 2007 he was arrested for stealing smoke detectors from apartment buildings to harvest the Americium

The easier proof that I’ve resorted to is pointing to test footage they believe to be staged using conventional explosives and asking them about the black smoke that rises from the cars and buildings seconds before the shockwave. You only get that effect with an XRay burst, not TnT. Same could be said of the footage that American soldiers took days after the bombing of Hiroshima, showing shadows imprinted in concrete. I doubt you can get such perfectly shaped scorch marks with a blowtorch, or by calling in a crew of set painters from Hollywood before the city was rebuilt.