Kingdom of Knuffel

Yes, many old wives tales eventually prove to be wrong.
Some others happen to have some scientific explanation (people observed what happend despite not being able to understand it) and they become widely accepted.

What suprises me is the amount of people (even people with scientific knowledge!) that prefers thinking of conspirancies no matter what.
I knew worldwide conspirancies had an appeal for some people, but I did not think they were that many.


@Akili:
Yeah, of course I priviledge my own opinion. I know I'm always right xD
But we all should always realized we are always biased. Our own experiences wire us to think in certain ways.

But maybe because I like debating I don't understand how people assume so strong a position when it comes to point "facts".
Weeeeell, you bring out this or that doctor who says something and you play the "authority" card with him, but you disregard inmediately all the other authorities which point something different. Hmmm. Tricky.


Actually I try to avoid any COVID related discussion IRL.
They go nowhere.

You can't disregard completely a conspiracy, that's why those theories are appealing.
But still you gotta be very cautious when you make a theory based only on your opinions or your understanding of how the world works.

They may sound interesting, but they are usually full of flaws.

Yeah, it's often better keeping one's mouth shut.

I'm not very good at it though, but usually in a completely different kind of situation.

I try to stay away from controversial discussions.
Sometimes you can't help it though, and in those cases I try to remain as neutral as possible.

But I do open my mouth when I should not very often.
I'm the one with the snarky remark that some people consider out of place.
I'm the one nervously speaking a lot, unable to shut my mouth even though I realize a conversation is already dead.

You really don't get along with your aunt.



Oh, well, Ricky is gonna make you smile! :D