Incredulity, where you believe that hiding such a thing would be too difficult for you to imagine being possible. "No way that so many people would be in on it, can you imagine how difficult it would be to keep that under wraps?" That's incredulity.

It's also fallacious because I used to believe in this model. Was I lying? No, I genuinely believed it. Most people aren't lying, they really do believe these things.

I think you underestimate the lengths that our controllers will go to maintain control over a narrative. The way systems are built up and structured. Study the masons. Study compartmentalisation. It exists in every facet of our lives; things are conducted on a need-to-know basis, a good example of this is a simple corporation, or government, or military.

In reality, that growing list of questions is a slam-dunk on the globe model. Most people think it's all so crazy because they will never take the time to look into it; likely for fear of what they will find. For the most part, all I ever hear are truly elementary questions from the uninitiated.

Funny how this channel, which discusses this sort of stuff almost exclusively, was demonetised yesterday for 'harmful content'. Where there is censorship, there is truth.