CERN -- what are your thoughts, impressions, and insights?

[DerFürst]

A particle collider would not have the means to cause an earthquake. The THC's function is to accelerate tiny particles at high speeds and smash them together to test physics theories. However, CERN does definitely have occult leanings in their philosophies. This is apparent in triple 6 symbolism of their logo, however, that number is far older and has had several different meanings before Christianity made it mean "the devil." Symbolic meanings change when they're interpreted by different people, remember that. Also, they have a statue of Shiva outside their building. My guess is they're comparing their work to a cosmic dance.

Many conspiracies are true, but they usually involve playing complex mind-games with the public to make them draw false conclusions. They usually end up being too intricate and not sensationalistic enough to gain people's attention, but they are the ones people should be focused on most. What's more interesting: a conspiracy involving rich bankers using legal loopholes they created in order to scam a government's treasury into perpetual debt, or a secret government plan to initiate doomsday by opening a wormhole for aliens from another dimension to come and conquer Earth?

This will sound strange at first, even to an open minded person, but bear with me. There are people out there who pretend to be on the side of truth by "exposing" conspiracies, but are in actuality working for the benefit of the conspirators themselves. They do this by purposefully spreading sensationalistic disinformation to make people feel scared and helpless, to throw people off track so they don't investigate real conspiracies, and to perpetuate the "crazy conspiracy theorist" meme. To call a spade a spade, these people are "shills." They almost always do this for money. Some are being directly payed, while others know if they say certain things, they'll be successful, even if they don't entirely know why or by who.

This "CERN will open a wormhole into another dimension and release demons and destroy the universe" meme is another sensationalistic fantasy. However, it's part of a different meme that's much older, which is the biblical "day of judgement." Perhaps the real conspiracy at play is to make you believe in a false doomsday event.

[ButterflyWoman]

Many conspiracies are true, but they usually involve playing complex mind-games with the public to make them draw false conclusions. They usually end up being too intricate and not sensationalistic enough to gain people's attention, but they are the ones people should be focused on most. What's more interesting: a conspiracy about rich bankers using legal loopholes to scam a government's treasury into perpetual debt to them, or a secret government plan to initiate doomsday by opening a wormhole for aliens from another dimension coming to conquer Earth?

DerFürst, thanks for that. I've been puzzling over the abundance of conspiracy theories, mundane and bizarre and everything in between, for a long time. What you wrote there finally made click for me. This makes sense.

Using wild stories to distract and befuddle and confound the public (which is why there are so many conspiracy theories that conflict or collide; more distraction) so while people are looking "over there at that thing" they are NOT looking where they shouldn't be. Misdirection is a trick as old as humanity. The media are experts at it, and so are multinational corporations and various other groups (including, in many cases, governments, or at least, some parts of some governments). Create fear of all kinds, in every sort of flavour, style, and fashion... It's like filling up a room with white noise and random language sounds to mask an actual conversation.