Those 4 familiar words: delayed due to CovidSo, the Lineker thing was obviously a distraction......but from what?!
Also, any updates on The Great Reset™? It was due at Christmas wasn't it?
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Those 4 familiar words: delayed due to CovidSo, the Lineker thing was obviously a distraction......but from what?!
Also, any updates on The Great Reset™? It was due at Christmas wasn't it?
It's a bit concerning how quickly the idea of a story being a normal spin doctor distraction can take on a more conspiracy meaning where it's being done for some evil mind control thingSo, the Lineker thing was obviously a distraction......but from what?!
The other time I remember it getting a bit like this, from a slightly different angle, was in 2012 because of the whole (stupid) "end of the world" thing.Is it just me or have the CTists really cranked it up a notch recently?
Seems like some of them are completely losing their grip on reality![]()
Going back even further, the "millennium bug" (computers not being able to cope with the new century's date format) was supposed to potentially cause planes to drop out of the sky, the banking system to come crashing down, hospitals to stop functioning, and so on. I managed to survive the millenium bug, and I can't remember anything crashing, failing or otherwise not functioning!The other time I remember it getting a bit like this, from a slightly different angle, was in 2012 because of the whole (stupid) "end of the world" thing.
I remember the drama well, you could buy 'millennium bugs' in toy shops lol. We had a party at home on NYE as I was nervous the entire city would lose power and we'd be stuck there.I don’t remember the millenium bug as I was too young, but it sounds like a much simpler and far less innocuous CT to be obsessed with lmfao
I’ve always been of the opinion that right now, somewhere in rural America, there will be a CTer who was so convinced by the millennium bug that they have chosen to live isolated in a bunker since 1999 to wait out the collapse of society. May well emerge in 2025 and will be somewhat confused that there worst thing they are facing is a shortage of tomatoes at Walmart.Going back even further, the "millennium bug" (computers not being able to cope with the new century's date format) was supposed to potentially cause planes to drop out of the sky, the banking system to come crashing down, hospitals to stop functioning, and so on. I managed to survive the millenium bug, and I can't remember anything crashing, failing or otherwise not functioning!![]()
We as a species have dodged Armageddon dozens of times over the centuriesThe other time I remember it getting a bit like this, from a slightly different angle, was in 2012 because of the whole (stupid) "end of the world" thing.
My understanding (and I was like 13 at the turn of the millennium, so I might be misremembering) is that most things made after about 1995, and some things from before that, were complient by default anyway.To be fair, the only reason the things that were meant to happen with the millennium bug didn’t happen is because a lot of programmers and IT people worked hard to fix the coding. A couple of people I know worked on it.
At time leading up to it, a lot of computer programs were designed to only store dates with the last two digits of a year. If it hadn’t been fixed, they would have switched to 1900 instead of 2000, which is where the chaos would have started.
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Year 2000 problem - Wikipedia
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That one might change of course if the depopulation agenda succeedsThe next date for your diaries is 13/11/2026 when according to Science we will die of overpopulation.
I love that name, perfect punnage!The year 2038 problem (also known as Y2038, Y2K38, or the Epochalypse ) is a time formatting bug in computer systems with representing times after 03:14:07 UTC on 19 January 2038... .
A lot of things were but things quite rightly needed checking, there genuinely could have been a lot of problems and whilst it was ramped up as the end of the world, without a lot of hard work it wouldn’t have been anywhere near as much of a non eventMy understanding (and I was like 13 at the turn of the millennium, so I might be misremembering) is that most things made after about 1995, and some things from before that, were complient by default anyway.
And the only places where it did cause some problems were in instances which used old embedded systems stuff that couldn't reasonably be updated.
That one may well break a lot of embedded systems stuff.There's a specifically fixed one in the diary though for 03:14:07 UTC on 19 January 2038 when old (and/or poorly implemented) computer systems will run out of bits to store the date and face the same millennium bug type situationbut without the sexy name
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Year 2038 problem - Wikipedia
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My family have the victim of exactly this. When a loved one is killed in a terrorist attach and then some knobhead CT claims they were a crisis actor. I’ve rarely felt rage like it.There's a podcast out called Disaster Trolls, I haven't listened yet, I'm not sure I will.
For me, these are the CTs that really ping my bra strap.
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I'm so sorry.My family have the victim of exactly this. When a loved one is killed in a terrorist attach and then some knobhead CT claims they were a crisis actor. I’ve rarely felt rage like it.
It's bleeping deranged, it really is. To me it's even more extreme than most conspiracy theories, really. It's one thing to say "it was actually The Illuminati who planted that bomb because reasons" compared to "there was no bomb, everything is fake". It seems to date back, in the current form, to the Aurora Theatre shooting.My family have the victim of exactly this. When a loved one is killed in a terrorist attach and then some knobhead CT claims they were a crisis actor. I’ve rarely felt rage like it.
Yes exactly. I don’t really care about the ones who stick to crying over the vaccine and worrying about the great reset. They’re unhinged but they provide a few laughs sometimes.It's bleeping deranged, it really is. To me it's even more extreme than most conspiracy theories, really. It's one thing to say "it was actually The Illuminati who planted that bomb because reasons" compared to "there was no bomb, everything is fake". It seems to date back, in the current form, to the Aurora Theatre shooting.