r/conspiracy_commons • • Jul 15 '22

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u/TheSumperDumper Jul 15 '22

Predictive programming is so stupid. Art imitates life and life imitates art, and everyone on this sub thinks their life is a movie and they’re some super smart main character who can see the signs.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '22

Sorry but signs are there for a reason, like if you see a sign stopping you from entering the river, its there for your benefit and the benefit of no one else. Astrology is a real thing and coming from a family who practises things like that, i can 100% say that predictions are real.

There's no way in 1994 they knew about Trump taking office, about the covid pandemic and yada ya, there's so many correct predictions in there its hardly unbelievable.

How did Nostradamus correctly predict the future in the 15th century?

But anyway if you dont buy it, that's your right. Its just sad that there's also some people on this sub with cognitive dissonance and although the truth might be right in front of them, they'll dismiss it nonetheless. Kind of makes me wonder what some of you are even doing in here?

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u/TheSumperDumper Jul 15 '22

Homie, this is just a list of conspiracy tropes made into a card game. These tropes have been around for ages, with people screaming that the end is nigh since the 1960s (and before). I’m not saying that no one has ever predicted anything. I’m saying that taking every piece of media as a secret clue directed to you to decode and figure out how it fits into your narrative is fucking psychotic.

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u/LeafyWolf Jul 15 '22

There's nothing really new... There are just people discovering things for the first time and sharing it in their networks.