- The ambitious greed of Wall Street keeps everyone else from true success. The .com bubble was Wall Street paying off a handful of us for the opportunity to skim fees off of the irrational investment of the world's money (same as any financial bubble). Other successful sectors have often taken funding that will ultimately send the returns back to Wall Street.
- Relatedly, successful public companies are bad for society. They are always bound to delivering the greatest possible profit, and rarely held to any standards of ethical behavior. The best you can do for society is to create a successful non-profit.
- There is no solid evidence that 9/11 happened like we are told. Any discussion around this fact devolves to name calling and ridicule.
- People who join the (US) military are making the world a more dangerous place. We have no natural enemies; they are creating a solution looking for a problem.
- Ad sponsored media's primary function is to force you to pay attention. They trend towards accomplishing this with fear and social exploitation (shiny, sexy things) because these play to your un-ignorable biological reflexes. Google has so far avoided much of this, but those ads are getting bigger and flashier...
- And most amazingly: it is okay to be wrong. To attack someone for not believing that we landed on the moon, or in the Holocaust, is actually selfish. If you are so concerned, the correct recourse is to present convincing evidence.