Why does the War Hoax concept seem to generate more Agent Smiths than any other topic?
Who in the world today is truly testing the boundaries of what is 'real'?
How did the ACT realm end up the way it is -- and what can be done about it?
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This is the fourth episode of the Nopol Review.
The conspiracyNOPOL subreddit now has its own weekly review show.
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We discussed many topics including skepticism as a concept, the war hoax, the so-called 'vaccines', and whether or not we can sympathise with Cypher -- who said that if he knew the truth, he would have told Morpheus to stick his red pill where the sun don't shine.
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Is it wise to share 'crazy' theories and opinions with friends and family?
Why do regular folk seem so captivated by war stories on their telescreens?
What was Michael Crichton trying to expose in his book 'State of Fear'?
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What are the odds that a man who starred in a TV show about a guy who becomes president... would actually become president?
In light of the footage coming out of Kiev right now, is it time to reconsider the infamous 'Nobody Died Nobody Got Hurt' framework?
Why do some people suggest UFC star Conor McGregor is similar in some very important ways to Michelle Obama?
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Will the 'Ukraine conflict' vanish from our telescreens just as quickly as the 'Freedom Convoy' in Canada disappeared?
Why does the architecture from centuries-old buildings seem much more impressive than what is being constructed today?
People like Elon Musk and Nick Bostrom claim that it is probable we live in a 'simulation': are they on to something?
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