By Matthew Hayward I don't write off conspiracy theories ; I am quite open to them. As Aristotle wrote, "It is the mark of an educated person to search for the same kind of clarity in each topic to the extent that the nature of the matter accepts it." There are massive, grandiose theories and more localized conspiracies. I would like to focus on smaller, more localized conspiracies first. Those who believe in large conspiracies will certainly wish to include these under the umbrella of whatever rabbit hole they subscribe to. One common thread that exists with conspiracy theorists is hopelessness and or faith in God as the only salvation. Conspiracies are used as an excuse for inaction or sheltering and preparing for the end. Possibly the most dangerous belief is that everything is a waste of time until we are able to address _______, fill in the blank. Of course, there are those who believe they are going to expose the conspiracy and fight the corruption of govern...
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