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| Paranoia, Conspiracy Theories, and Quicksilver | ||
What is widely seen as paranoia or laughable conspiracy theories can quickly transform into fact. Just take these recent news items: Vaccines containing mercury can be linked to "autism-like symptoms" in children. There are drugs in the water and this has kept secret from you for fear that you "might be unduly alarmed". It's amazing. If a week ago I had said that were drugs in my tap water, I would have been labeled as schizophrenic. If I say the same thing today, I'm just someone who reads the news. However, I would have been just as right a week ago or even a year ago. It goes to show the truth in that old saying: "Just because your paranoid, doesn't mean they're not out to get you". | ||
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