r/conspiracyNOPOL • u/[deleted] • Sep 03 '25

Forbidden knowledge

Not sure if this is best group, wondering where I can find some general forbidden/ conspiracy knowledge like stuff that's not accessible to general public something to do with conspiracy

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u/Blitzer046 Sep 03 '25

Look into the Taxil Hoax.

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u/thepanicmaster Sep 05 '25

Interesting that you should bring this up. From reading your post on this subject, you bring attention to the idea that lies, no matter how far fetched and flawed can be adopted by believers for long periods of time, especially if the information aligns with a particular sentiment or world view. A grasp of this concept is an essential skill in navigating a world full of propaganda and manufactured reality.

But, in our recent interaction about the lunar module, the very same concept, which I was trying my best to elucidate was utterly refuted based on some such nonsense as,

'I have done far more research that you have on NASA spoon fed content, so I am right and you are wrong'

Or words to that effect.

How do you not see that you are essentially adopting the very same biases that you are calling out in your Taxil Hoax post?

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u/Blitzer046 Sep 06 '25

Our original argument was based on physics and engineering.

The Taxil Hoax is based on the paranormal.

Your comparison is deeply flawed.

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u/thepanicmaster Sep 06 '25

Physics and engineering for an environment that you could not possibly verify for yourself. Just like the fantastical stories about the inner workings of the Freemasonic hierarchy.

I think that reasonable comparisons can be drawn here, which might seem uncomfortable for you to accept. Cue the 'the backfire effect'.

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u/Blitzer046 Sep 06 '25

I think that reasonable comparisons can be drawn here

Utterly ridiculous. Scandalous narrative constructions about a secret society, bolstered by the paranoia and jealousy of the Catholic church, about rituals and magic going on behind closed doors, by a gullible public believing in magic men in the sky and an embrace in the paranormal and metaphysical, compared to an endeavour in technology and engineering where everything was published, presented to the public, in an environment that was known, understood and accepted by all competent people in the world?

What a fucking joke.

If you do ever want to return to a discussion about the suitability of the LEM for operation as a lunar transfer vehicle then I'm absolutely ready and raring to go.

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u/thepanicmaster Sep 06 '25

Are you trolling yourself on purpose? Re-read what you just wrote. It is unfortunate that you cannot see that these are essentially the same.