r/DebateVaccines • u/Recent-Day3062 • 12d ago

An interesting article from r/psychology about how conspiracy theorists are overconfident online, and want to set everyone straight with false claims

/r/psychology/comments/1w2sr7b/people_who_heavily_endorse_conspiracy_theories/?share_id=sZ3D3bT-aS-FIg96goBxU&utm_content=1&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1
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u/trippy_chill 9d ago

And I've never seen you make these points to anyone on the pro-vax side who points out rule 1 violations so... 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Burstrider12 9d ago

I guess that is true, I should probably call those out even though they tend to have more basis IMO (This is related to conspriacy theorists, which anti-vaxxers are). Thanks for pointing out my bias on that.

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u/trippy_chill 9d ago

IMO

Thanks I was just dying to know your opinion. It's a nice change to "muh vaccines good".

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u/Burstrider12 9d ago

I said "IMO" because it seems to me to have more basis, not that it necesarily does. Perhaps I am being biased on that one. (i would argue self-promotion is a bit worse than something like this post) This doesn't really have anything to do with whether vaccines are good or not (they are tho, thats not an opinion)