LogFAQs > #942529042

I've been studying conspiracies for years, and there's one thing I always recommend that always goes above the heads of most on this site:

Store information as "tables" in your head the best that you can. Don't get attached to anything. Only insert facts, yes or no, into these mental tables.

--Who put the information out there
--When did the piece come out
--Who sponsored/hosted the platform from which the material was presented?

And you can rewrite your queries later:

--Who benefitted from putting this out there? Do they genuinely care, or does someone have dirt on them?
--Is the timing of this piece somehow relevant to getting ahead of a narrative?

Etc.

Thinking for yourself and not attaching to labels will make you an excellent conspiracy theorist because your analytical self won't have any preconceived notions to bump into. ("Hey, I'm a democrat/republican, that doesn't make sense!" --cognitive dissonance)

Users on this site have called me horrible things simply for talking about a letter of the alphabet, but I'm the nut job.