The Massive Ark on the Moon (very OT, but of high interest)

There's recent research on this topic of "conspiracist ideation," it's something I've been meaning to read up on.

If you find a good article, please share!

Background

Among American Conservatives, but not Liberals, trust in science has been declining since the 1970's. Climate science has become particularly polarized, with Conservatives being more likely than Liberals to reject the notion that greenhouse gas emissions are warming the globe. Conversely, opposition to genetically-modified (GM) foods and vaccinations is often ascribed to the political Left although reliable data are lacking. There are also growing indications that rejection of science is suffused by conspiracist ideation, that is the general tendency to endorse conspiracy theories including the specific beliefs that inconvenient scientific findings constitute a “hoax.”

Methodology/Principal findings

We conducted a propensity weighted internet-panel survey of the U.S. population and show that conservatism and free-market worldview strongly predict rejection of climate science, in contrast to their weaker and opposing effects on acceptance of vaccinations. The two worldview variables do not predict opposition to GM. Conspiracist ideation, by contrast, predicts rejection of all three scientific propositions, albeit to greatly varying extents. Greater endorsement of a diverse set of conspiracy theories predicts opposition to GM foods, vaccinations, and climate science.

Conclusions

Free-market worldviews are an important predictor of the rejection of scientific findings that have potential regulatory implications, such as climate science, but not necessarily of other scientific issues. Conspiracist ideation, by contrast, is associated with the rejection of all scientific propositions tested. We highlight the manifold cognitive reasons why conspiracist ideation would stand in opposition to the scientific method. The involvement of conspiracist ideation in the rejection of science has implications for science communicators.

Prophecy has to be fulfilled.

Trivia Question:
By the way, how many Bibles did your famous relative John Muir own?
A lot. I think about 13. If I remember right.

I will address Lucifer's history, and how it is key to understanding what is happening now and soon to be in our near future. Why we are facing an influx of Aliens globally, who they are, and what's their purpose in these end of age times. It isn't an end of time or an end of Earth, it is an end of an age of man's rule. Why we are in the last days now and it couldn't have ever been before our present time. Prophecy has to be fulfilled. Key prophetic events have to be fulfilled before the last age of mankind's rule on Earth comes to an end (thankfully cuss we really know how to screw things up royally). Also the Bible is in agreement with the Universe with an age of 13.8 B years and our Sun at about 5 B years and the planets at about 4.6 B. The Bible has no problem with any of that. You have to read The Good Book in Hebrew, the language it was written, and understand what happened between Gen. 1:1 and Gen. 1:2; a great deal happened.