IAN: I don't think that the case for encouraging conspiracy theory
against authority is about "asking the wrong questions," it's simply
encouraging the asking of questions and suspicions about the unreli-
ability and criminality of authorities and of authoritarianism. Because
power corrupts, a conspiracy theory protocol is rational and healthy for
the preservation of individual liberties. Conspiracy theories compromise
faith in authority. Seeing the reality of criminal conspiracy shows the
inherent danger of unlimited State power, and because indeed authority
corrupts and thus tends toward criminality, lo and behold, our basket
of true-life conspiracies runnith over.
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