I’m a individual who questions everything, researching myself everything that doesn’t resonate within my soul. My freedom to choose which doesn’t give anyone the right to dispute my truth. It’s just your opinion. It’s my truth and not your truth. Everyone has an opinion just like everyone has an a**h***.
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But even without a deep dive into the science, the chemtrail theory has glaring logical problems. Two of them are falsifiability and parsimony.
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People who subscribe to the conspiracy theory consider anyone who confirms it to be a brave whistleblower and anyone who denies it to be foolish, evil or paid off. Therefore, no amount of information could even hypothetically disprove it for true believers. This denial makes the theory nonfalsifiable, meaning it’s impossible to disprove. By contrast, good theories are not false, but they must also be constructed in such a way that if they were false, evidence could show that.

Nonfalsifiable theories are inherently suspect because they exist in a closed loop of self-confirmation.
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Like most conspiracy theories, the chemtrail story tends not to meet the criteria of parsimony, also known as Occam’s razor, which suggests that the more suppositions a theory requires to be true, the less likely it actually is. While not perfect, this concept can be an important way to think about probability.
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Conspiracy theories come and go, but responding to them in the long term means finding better ways to embrace uncertainty, ambiguity and our own limits alongside a new embrace of the tools we do have: logic, evidence and even humility.

We’ve been lied to our entire lives about politics, religion, Big Pharma, education, technology etc.

We are being spied on 24/7 thru cellphones, computers, technology and even light bulbs. Everything that connects electric, to WiFi, especially wireless technology…

Don’t believe me? DO YOU RESEARCH and discover your own truth. Freedom of choice, choose wisely.