Part 1 of the out of the box series...The conspiracy of the conspiracy theory....
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0.000 HBDPart 1 of the out of the box series...The conspiracy of the conspiracy theory....
<html> <h3>http://i67.tinypic.com/nevwqc.jpg<br> <strong>Did you ever heard of...<br> THAT is a conspiracy theory!!<br> I don't believe it, that is a conspiracy theory!<br> No i don't want to listen to that nonsense, because that is a conspiracy theory!!<br> And then right after those sentences, its end of the discussion.<br> Then the three little monkeys shows up.</strong><br> http://i65.tinypic.com/244v6vn.jpg</h3> <p><strong>So, the questions IL try to answer is...<br> Is it wrong to talk about subjects anyone normally don't talk about?<br> What is a conspiracy theory?<br> Where did the concept of a conspiracy theory come from?<br> And is it correct to use conspiracy theory in a discussion, argument or dialog?<br> And why people should not use conspiracy theory on this social media platform of Steemit?</strong><br> </p> <p><strong>Well the truth is, we don't know everything in life.</strong><br> It looks like every week we discover something new of space, the research into our medical science is growing every year. The knowledge about our planet and life in total is changing with every discovery.<br> We can honestly say that we know something of life, but we don't know how many things we still need to discover.<br> IL compare it with running a marathon.<br> And we have no idea were we are in the race, we could be just at the start or almost at the finish.<br> We don't know and we don't have any idea.<br> There for one of the smartest man who lived in our society, said these words.<br> http://i66.tinypic.com/330ttky.jpg</p> <p><strong>Is it wrong to talk about subjects people normally don't talk about?</strong><br> If you take a moment to watch a kid play, then you will see that he is on a journey to discover life.<br> He wants to touch it, feelit , and enjoy it or even eat or drink it, he wants to grab anything he can get his hands on, while they don't have a clue what the items are.<br> And kids use there hands, feet and mouth to discover life.<br> But grownups or adults don't need to use there hands and feet or mouth to discover life.<br> What we need is our rational mind mixed up with a little imagination.<br> But for some reason that journey ends after we grown up....<br> http://i65.tinypic.com/rtp3xg.jpg<br> <br> <strong>What is a conspiracy theory?</strong><br> <strong>A conspiracy theory is a not proven theory what explained a series of events , leaded by a plot of a secret government or organization.<br> </strong><br> <strong>Where did the concept of a conspiracy theory come from?</strong><br> There is a MEMO from 1967 from the CIA ,were they ordered others to influence the media, to use the concept of conspiracy theory. For everyone who questions the murder of JFK.<br> Because after the Warren Commission the public did not believe the "official" conclusions, that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. And many people in the public believed that the government had something to do with the death of JFK.<br> So, the head from the CIA decided to use the media, to label any critics about the commission, in the media as conspiracy theory. This MEMO also prove that the CIA had influence in the media.<br> And this is how the conspiracy theory concept was born and started to get mixed up within our society, as a legitimate concept to use in a discussion. While it was created to silent anyone or everyone ,who asked questions about anything he is not supposed to know.<br> <br> http://i65.tinypic.com/2ikf9eg.jpg<br> <br> http://i65.tinypic.com/2r2atsk.jpg<br> Source : http://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=53510#relPageId=2<br> </p> <p><strong>And is it correct to use conspiracy theory in a discussion, argument or dialog?<br> No, it's not correct because the concept is a non proven conclusion<br> . It only makes sure that the discussion ends there, while ignoring the arguments or evidence what started the discussion in the first place.</strong><br> <br> <strong>And why we should not use the concept of "conspiracy theory" on this social media platform of Steemit?<br> </strong>Well, because it latterly shut the door for any dialog or discussion.<br> I mean take a look around, on the internet or on Facebook.<br> <strong>Do you see anyone seriously talk about any uncommon subjects?</strong><br> I don't think so, mostly someone makes a joke about it, or even worse and call that person an idiot.<br> And that is honestly a huge problem, what we all have seen and there for we all know about it.<br> That is going on in every type of topic.<br> Many people want to share a story, or talk about something they don't understand, or want to clarify about something and when they create a blog, or go in a group on facebook, or talk on a forum, then they mostly get attacked by random strangers, mostly anonymous.<br> And yes some people overreact, but still many people get openly attacked if they want to share something.<br> While on the same time, they do that in public... for everyone to see.<br> </p> <p><strong>That means the original tactic of the CIA is still going on, and many people took that concept over and accepted that as the truth and used that in a conversation.<br> So, a conspiracy theory is made by people who are insane, that is the message, if anyone brings a story forwards regard a plot, about terrorism, money , or any type of events related to the government, can be labeled as a conspiracy theory and then its end of story.<br> I think we can honestly say, that the concept worked ,because it's still going on and operational.<br> </strong></p> <p><strong>The big question i wounder was.... why do we still accept it? ( because this was on my mind for years ) </strong>I mean, we can latterly talk about anything, without giving it a label ,what would stop the conversation.<br> And i think Steemit creates a place for any type of writer, artist or concept designer to show there expertises or information, and even get rewarded for it.<br> And because members also get rewarded for there comments, it latterly force anyone to say something intelligent.<br> <br> So, this creates a safe heaven to spread information, or to discuss about anything.<br> And for these reason ,we should not use conspiracy theory as an argument on Steemit, and use this platform to talk about anything of our reality, and that is our birth right to do in life, it is to discover life.<br> We can't stop something what is in our nature, because of a man made concept, created by the CIA.<br> I think its time for a change, because there are a lot of things in our reality or in our society what we don't know of.<br> I mean we could latterly talk about anything in a rational way, by looking at the evidence and only talk about that.<br> http://i66.tinypic.com/15fkvuf.jpg</p> <p><strong>Like our science are saying that they discovered earth like planets , then we could create a plot around that information and say that they know more, or there are aliens around or we could focus on what we know. And that is, that they discover some planets and talk about that and that's it!<br> Their is not needed to make a extra story around some information, because then others can use the C word and then it's of the story. And i say there is still a lot to discover or to talk about, without using extra stories and all other nonsense.<br> And al am saying with this post , lets not kill our curiosity into life and use it in our favor or benefit.<br> Because there are a lot of strange things and nonsense and all kind of b...t going on, and the only way to understand them, is to talk about them in a </strong> <strong>serious </strong> <strong>way.</strong><br> <br> <strong>Thanks for reading part 1 of my out of the box series!<br> Follow me if you want to stay up to date.<br> https://steemit.com/@sinzzer</strong><br> <br> http://i67.tinypic.com/ipw902.jpg</p> </html>
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