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[Fake Messiah]

Another wave of conspiracy theories spreading from Joe Rogan podcast

Terrence Howard shares bizarre conspiracy theories on Joe Rogan Podcast, ‘Everyone is wrong’

Not afraid of speaking his mind, the Iron Man star spoke at length about gravity being fake and how he had retained the memories of being in his mother's womb on the Joe Rogan Podcast. The 55-year-old actor's bizarre claims seemingly left the podcaster taken aback as Rogan told him, “If you’re right, so many people are wrong.”

“Straight lines are an illusion...if you look at it from the side, from its real perspective, you see that it's not.''”

Howard then went on to refute the Pythagoras Theorem and the Periodic Table. The Gully star continued to add that he could “rebuild Saturn without gravity.” “We’re about to kill gravity. We’re about to kill their God, gravity, and they don’t want that,” Howard told Rogan.

In an open challenge to scientists, physicists, and mathematicians, the Cut Throat City star said, “You have all of these physicists saying something different but none of them have 97 patents. None of them have introduced a new form of flight.” Howard explained how he holds the patent for Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality, which is cited by 31 companies, including Microsoft, Amazon, and Sony.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-new...38878.html

[no one]

Joe's guests consistently appear to have access to the good shit. Maybe I should make a new friend.

[zebo-the-fat]

If gravity is fake, go jump off the roof!

[Fake Messiah]

Today, Republicans grilled Biden's Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm about alien space monsters.

Granholm calmly tried to explain that alien space monsters aren't real, but the Republicans weren't having it.

[Fake Messiah]

White nationalists have discovered the Tartarian conspiracy, which originated as pro-Russian propaganda before escaping into the European white nationalist/Neo-Nazi sphere.

White nationalist Stew Peters recently unveiled the trailer for his network’s latest propaganda film. Titled Old World Order, it promotes the so-called “Tartarian Empire” conspiracy theory, which posits that buildings such as the Chicago Federal Building and the U.S. Capitol were built by a race of technologically-advanced giants who were wiped out in a great “mud flood.”

And any evidence for this race of giants was — of course — either destroyed or covered up by wealthy elites, such as the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds.

The trailer shows photos of ornate buildings, including the Milan Cathedral, the Chicago Federal Building, the U.S. Capitol, and the Palace of Justice of Brussels. It then cuts to various people who claim that these buildings appear too large to have been built by “people of our height,” and were actually “built by the prior civilization.”

After the trailer, Peters interviewed the film’s director Sean Hibbeler — a flat earther and 9/11 truther who frequently reposts Peters’ bigoted content on X (formerly Twitter). Hibbeler claimed that the film serves as an “introduction to this psyop,” because while people may have heard of “Tartaria,” it was only “one of many empires that were hidden from us.”

He explained that “we didn’t build” the buildings highlighted in the film, but rather “found” them.

“But real quick on the giants, you can’t have Darwinism, you can’t have evil-ution, you can’t have Big Bang with giants,” Hibbeler said.

“We’re supposed to be coming from monkeys, we can’t have giants. So they created this whole system for many, many facets. There — it wasn’t just one reason. Many reasons: technology, giants, you know, covering up the fact that there was previous civilizations here before us that possibly had more technology than we do now.”

https://angrywhitemen.org/2024/05/21/ste...of-giants/

[Fake Messiah]

Google’s AI Overview Is Spreading Conspiracies and Could Encourage Self-Harm

The biggest name in search has been making a mockery of itself, misinforming users that Barack Obama is a Muslim and that humans should eat rocks daily. It is even (trigger warning: self harm) touting the Golden Gate Bridge as the “best bridge to jump off,” highlighting the high fatality rate of suicides attempted there.

Google has launched a tool for many users called “AI Overview” that uses machine learning to generate quick answers to user queries and delivers them as the top search result.

On Thursday, Tommy Vietor, a veteran of the Obama White House shared an AI Overview search result to his query: “How many muslim us presidents have there been.” Google’s new search tool delivered a response that began, “There has been at least one Muslim U.S. president, Barack Hussein Obama.”

To anyone who follows American politics closely, this falsehood about Obama’s religion (he is, in fact, a Christian) is part of a noxious conspiracy theory, connected to the “birther” lie that the nation’s first Black president was not born in the United States. The lie was widely popularized by Donald Trump in the years before he formally became a politician, and even prompted Obama to make his birth certificate public.

Rolling Stone got a similar result Thursday to a query about Obama’s religion, the answer to which also oddly highlighted a visit by the former president to the “Islamic Society of Baltimore in 2016.”

Some of AI Overview’s most-misinformed answers have been humorous, apparently drawing from popular satirical content. A query for “how many rocks a day should I eat” surfaced an AI Overview answer that advised “at least one small rock per day” and cited the authority of “U.C. Berkeley geologists.” The actual source for this goofy answer appears to be a 2021 article from The Onion.

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/cul...235027634/

[Fake Messiah]

Elon Musk Claims To Be An Alien: "I Keep Saying It, But No One Believes Me"

During a recent appearance at the Viva Tech event in Paris, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk made a claim that he is an alien, though he noted that no one takes him seriously.

When the event host mentioned that some people believe Elon Musk is an alien, he laughed and responded, "I am an alien." The host further jested, "Now you've been uncovered," to which Musk replied, "Yeah, I keep saying I'm an alien, but nobody believes me."

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech...441226.cms

[Mister Agenda]

It seems like AI could be programmed to be appropriately skeptical and to verify its sources.

[The Grand Nudger]

Perhaps skepticism is a wonder of unprogrammed things. No programmed thing we know of doubts it's programming.

[Fake Messiah]

Japan lawmakers to create group for government probes into UFOs

Japanese lawmakers met on Tuesday to create a nonpartisan group that will ask the government to establish an organization for investigating unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAP, also known as UFOs.

The lawmaker group will urge the government to gather and analyze information on UAP and pursue cooperation with Washington by forming a counterpart organization.

In its founding statement, the group said that if UAP, which have been witnessed many times over Japanese territory, are cutting-edge secret weapons or unmanned spy drones from other countries, they would present a major security threat to Japan.

The group is asking members of parliament from all parties to join.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/0...roup-ufos/