Try smiling.

Do you correct stories that don't add up by making up other stories that don't add up?

How do you know that?

What if there’s no conspiracy at all but just overexcited people making up stuff from random occurrences?

I just checked and everything is still pretty murky.

Agreed

Information follows a Pareto distribution: 90 percent of the information comes from 10 percent of the sources. Prior to the internet and mobile phones, that meant a few TV networks and local radio stations and newspapers. It used to cost tens of dollars for a long distance phone call; now it’s basically free. Now the outliers can broadcast their messages. In some cases, they’re valuable. But there are a lot of wing nuts out there. There have always been conspiracy theories, for instance, but now they have a global community and can talk to each other.

Or maybe you've become much more aware of the need to triangulate because all information is partial.

I can relate. That’s why we need to consult reliable sources and wait for police to do their job.

Store of value and medium of exchange are two sides of the same coin.

That’s unnecessarily cynical.

Of course, but that doesn't entail they are all connected in some way beyond the fact that our knowledge is always partial and people lie.

Who says I don't do my own research? Stop projecting.

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