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He's getting more views on the "I was wrong" videos so I have doubts about his real motivation. I know, I'm very cynical.
99% of flat earthers are just trolling, I refuse to believe anything else
99% of them are in it for the community. The other 1% is in it for the views and followers.
I don't know the percentage, but I've been to a flat earthers/variety conspiracy convention. Unless all of them are pretty good actors, they're all were very serious about their batshitery. It's scary, really.
So did you set up a pendulum during the convention?
I was there with the pure anthropological interest
That's not a given, and the human brain has very strong aversions to admitting fault.
You're right, I was wrong.
I wouldn't say you're wrong necessarily, just that prevailing indications suggest the opposite.
you can both be wrong
I wonder if I could become a big Antivax YouTuber but just leave in little oopsies to try and convince people subtly that I'm wrong.