Over the coming weeks I will be releasing a swath of material related to the History Hoax. I understand and appreciate that a few Full Members of this website remain incredulous towards the notion that ‘all of history is fake’. After all, how could all of the historians be wrong? Why hasn’t anybody told us yet? If history as we know it is fake, then what actually happened? Where do we come from? How long have we been here? And so on and so forth.
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Today I attended Suncorp Stadium to witness what was promoted as 'Australia's biggest ever boxing event'. The thumbnail of this post includes a photo of me 'grinning like the cat that got the cream', shortly after the winner was announced. Why? Because I had just won a lot of money (by my standards) by betting on an outcome which turned out to be dodgy - in the favour of the man who I had bet on.
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If you want an example of how gullible the average person today really is, look no further than the case of the 'Hundredth Monkey Effect' (HME): an amusing myth believed and perpetuated to this day by conspiratard and normie alike.
A proper analysis of the HME myth yields important insights into how and why the typical human today believes the nonsense he does.
Put simply: people want to believe, people are searching for answers, people like stories, and people love to believe in stories which they think give them answers.
Couple this with the fact that modern schooling does not teach basic logic or research methodology and it is no surprise that people still believe in HME in 2017.
It is also no surprise that prominent voices within the 'alternative'/'truth'/'conspiracy' (ACT) scene actively promote the myth - that they do so (and get away with it) proves yet again that the entire 'truth movement' is a joke.
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It is time to focus my video-making efforts on content for johnlebon.com 🙂
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Sorry guys but this one looks like an open-and-shut case.
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Try and tell me you don’t also find this stuff morbidly fascinating.
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