Jeremy Boreing

Ideally with very tiny hats.

But actually, you could see this happening even before the explosion in anti-Semitism that we've seen recently.

They were looking for a framework to explain everything.

The theory of everything is a small number of people have got together and they've decided to ruin our lives, which I think is a simplistic explanation of this thing.

I guess throughout history, that's been a very appealing way of looking at things, right?

Yeah, well, of course, because most people either don't have a lot of power or perceive themselves not to have a lot of power.

And I actually think the latter is the more dangerous phenomenon that we're dealing with right now.

The assumption is that somebody has to be in charge.

Somebody has to be running it.

It obviously isn't me.

I'm not getting the things that I want.

The world isn't working out the way that I think that it should.

So it must be working out the way someone else thinks that it should.

Of course, the reality is that if you've ever met anyone in government,

Yeah.

Now, it's also funny to me that, you know, the billionaire who's been famous literally as long as I've been alive with a gold toilet on his personal 767 is somehow not a part of whatever the ruling elite is, even in his second term as president of the United States.

So I think all of these sort of Illuminati elite, you know, kind of

view, conspiratorial views do fall apart upon contact with the real world.

But that's not to say that there aren't actual conspiracies, and actual conspiracies do make it harder to debunk the concept of the conspiracy theory.

And one of the