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Originally posted by Nono,
How does one "believe" in something one can't possibly know for sure? It's a matter of faith, like religion. And that's where I think you're right: you talk about "a human mind designed to find patterns and consistancy in a natural world", which is another way of saying that people prefer simplicity and are loath to accept the idea of complexity or outright chaos. Unfortunately, the universe IS complex, and fairly chaotic. |
This is a breakthrough. Our minds are uncomfortable with despicable facts, but some of us can't look away.
Rather we are driven to examine even more closely and to sift through evidence when "official stories" don't hold water.
Example: Official story on the lack of NORAD response to 9/11: "Oops! We goofed!"
Conspiracy: Pilots were not scrambled on purpose, because the agenda was to have the events transpire.
Which is more logical?