Indeed. I don't usually take too much stock into talk of
   conspiracy - although I appreciate what you've shared- and I did
   look and learned a few things - I always listen though. Even if
   premises and conclusions are off, sometimes a little tidbit
   within is interesting. Do you know what the GenZ's most common
   response to a lot of the videos about shootings and stuff?
   You'll see it all over youtube.:: "Fake" "Staged" "yeah right".
   They're skeptical to the extreme. They have the added
   trouble/benefit of SEEING lots of faked videos _and_ having the
   capability of easily faking videos themselves. So, I admire
   their skepticism in that it'll help them be more discerning
   about news reports .. and even some of the stuff their teachers
   say. But they also seem to know that conspiracy theories are
   usually too complicated or too simple as well. I mean it's only
   a certain subculture within Generation Z - they're the ones
   usually posting dank memes, "jet fuel doesn't melt steel beams"
   and illuminati symbols but in jest.. They're BOTH skeptical of
   conspiracy and _also_ skeptical of media. What will come of it?
   I dunno. I'm hoping a balanced headed generation that doesn't
   believe things at first sight but also doesn't go straight to
   conspiracy but rather weighs things out. That's my hope anyway
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