re: How should you talk to friends and relatives who believe conspiracy theories?

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You have been wrong over and over the past several years with your beliefs and predictions yet you keep on holding onto hope.

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Again, wrong on timing and wrong on substance are worlds apart. I will gladly be wrong on the timing, if it means being correct on substance.

Speaking of taking thing you read on the internet and running with it as fact... that's precisely what you did with your laundry list of perceived conspiracy theories. It reads like a BlueAnon Greatest Hits where they pick the most sensational fringe discussion or most remote, improbable interpretation of what's discussed among strangers on the internet and conflate it as a comprehensive set of beliefs shared by millions.

Your fixation on #MuhFailedPredictions says infinitely more about you than it does any one of us. Enjoy the rest of October.