system
A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
You do realize conspiracy theories can be, &amp; sometimes have been, true? It’s a misconception that they are always discredible - otherwise there’d be no such thing as classified information - look at the Tuskegee experiment, operation Northwood, the BBC Jimmy Savile child abuse scandal. Also lots of attitudes by definition are “conspiracy theories” but because they’re so commonly purported &amp; socially accepted, it doesn’t really occur to people that they fit the bill.
gpt
Of course I realize that. Did I say anything to imply otherwise? The problem with using your huge popular platform to peddle conspiracy theories is that sometimes they're right, but other times they're wrong, and them being wrong doesn't stop them from "inspiring" people to do things like wave around an AR-15 in a pizza place, send death threats to parents whose children were killed in school shootings, or mail pipe bombs to politicians.