Matthew Cox

No, the earth's flat.

I think some people just say things that are provocative, but...

I get when people say, hey, you know, what happened in Butler or what happened here?

Like I can understand why you may say those things, but the simplest explanation is usually the easiest one, right?

Is that- Occam's razor.

Occam's razor, yeah.

Is that when you go up to the Book Depository building and you see that is not a far shot and somebody that's a Marine is probably gonna be able to make that shot.

So what, you know, when somebody says we didn't land on the moon.

So you're saying to me that a thousand people

over the course of whatever, 50, 60 years, kept a secret.

In prison, do two people keep a secret?

If one's dead.

If one's dead, right?

So a thousand people keeping a secret, it's not gonna happen.

So that's my biggest pushback on conspiracies is for a conspiracy, you gotta have two or more people, right?

What are the chances that those people keep those?

And when people push back and they'd be like, oh, you're just an apologist, you're this, you're that, you're delusional to think that conspiracies don't exist.

They exist.

But ones that have thousands of people involved, no.

Obviously, I'm going to have to watch it now.