Kyla Turner

And conspiracy theories often are in that direction.

The problem is that sometimes they're right.

The problem is that sometimes they're right.

Like Alex Jones was right about the Epstein files.

Like Alex Jones was right about the Epstein files.

Like it just was.

Like it just was.

the problem is we remember the times that they're right we don't remember all the time that they're wrong and conspiracy theories are built on unfalsifiable belief systems like there's always a justification for why you can't find the evidence and so Nick Fuentes I think really taps into that type of audience and so I'm very cautious about that in social media I think it's very dangerous in a way that like other types of misinfo or like just hateful rhetoric isn't because I think it's very psychologically damaging at like an en masse scale

Um, the problem is we remember the times that they're right.

We don't remember all the time that they're wrong.

And conspiracy theories are built on unfalsifiable belief systems.

Like there's always a justification for why you can't find the evidence.

Um, and so Nick Fuentes, I think really taps into that type of audience.

And so I'm very cautious about that in social media.

I think it's very dangerous in a way that like other types of misinfo or like just hateful rhetoric isn't.

Cause I think it's very psychologically damaging at like an en masse scale.

So I guess... That's a really great question.

That's a really great question.

Like, what do you do about that?

Like, what do you do about that?