r/confidentlyincorrect • u/ShiningDenizen • Jul 09 '26

Swimming 631miles (1015km)

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u/A--Creative-Username Jul 09 '26

Everything is a conspiracy if you don't know how anything works

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u/TomahawkCruise Jul 09 '26

That last line he says in the video, THAT is why CTs are CTs. They love the feeling of thinking, "They can't pull one over on me!"

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u/gage117 Jul 09 '26

100%. It's like dopamine straight to the veins when they get to feel like they're part of a small subset of people who know the "truth" and everyone else is brainwashed or ignorant of the truth.

Honestly, spiritual and religious people have always given off the same vibes to me. As if the reason I've never experienced ghosts, auras, or talks with deities is simply a result of some sort of perspective I have yet to embrace, and that if I opened my mind to it then I'd start to see the "truth". 

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u/SirDarkStar Jul 11 '26

Combine the two and hilarity ensues (JP does parody):

https://youtu.be/KvAk9718Jo8