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It feels too important.
"why is it important TO YOU, RIGHT NOW?"
this is a question I have been asking myself about similar things, in an effort to find time cycles spent on problems outside the scope of my ability to solve
I don't know, something in me that wants to know the deep truth, the hidden truth.
It's been extremely valuable to me, specifically with learning about Bitcoin and carnivore.
But yes, the personal benefit to me of this obsession is less clear.
Off the top of my head - lies exposed, less chance of war.
That's crazy. Why put so much mental energy into something you can't control, and in a information environment where the signal to noise ratio is so low
Also I've heard about people out in public meeting finding like-minded folks because they're wearing the Candace Owens sweatshirts, caps, etc. Yes, it's definitely the beginnings of a "tribe".
I've cut back on how much I consume about this quite a bit.
I follow:
- candace owens (youtube)
- clint russel (liberty lockdown podcast and youtube)
- Baron Coleman (youtube)
- now also Jon Aaron Bray (https://x.com/jonaaronbray), now that I know he's one of the people with the best analysis of the exploding mic theory.
Just following the above folks, you'll usually get a good overview of things. Because they're the ones spending insane amounts of time researching.
Also, just FYI - looking at videos on X is lots better than Youtube. On Youtube, the content creators will get strikes if they show anything right around when CK is actually shot.
On X, there's not that limitation. Also, the image quality is a lot higher. I've seen videos on X that I haven't seen anywhere else.
Probably X will be the next one to get censored.
Man, I'd be thrilled to have someone I could talk to in person about this.
Yes, exhausting and time-consuming both. And a little isolating, I'd like to be able to talk to people about it.
I can't stop though. It feels too important.
I wonder what the "official history" will be of this incident, 20 years into the future. This still seems like a fringe theory - not in terms of how valid it is, but in terms of how much "official" content is on the Tyler Robinson theory.