Reality is just a game now
My answers are a mix, I guess.<p>1) Possible but I don&#x27;t know<p>2) Very likely<p>3) Very unlikely<p>4) Don&#x27;t know what this means.  What is the &quot;American Project&quot;?<p>5) Vague; is the assertion that the allegations were lies or the conclusions?<p>6) Very unlikely but I haven&#x27;t looked at the data<p>7) His actions led to deaths, and none of the people that died deserved death for anything they did, so yes he did something wrong<p>I feel like these are just kind of common sense opinions?  None of my answers to these questions <i>feel</i> partisan, at least not to me.<p>I definitely have different ways of determining truth than many other people, I suppose.  I am absolutely certain, for example, that none of the creation myths or supernatural dieties that we have invented are real in any measurable way.  I am pretty sure that most of the stories in, for example, the Bible were always meant to be read as metaphorical anyway.  But the vast majority of the human race apparently disagrees with me on that, which blows my mind.  How can they not see something so plainly obvious?  It shouldn&#x27;t even be a serious question.  How do you deal with the fact that the majority of your fellow humans believe things that are obviously silly?  I apparently just don&#x27;t understand what normal people are doing when they say they are thinking.  So the whole Qanon thing is on one level pretty much what you would expect from a species like us, and on another level it&#x27;s still utterly baffling.