Cooking With Conspiracy: The Esquire Profile Of The Woman Who Went Looking For ...

22.05.12

Brandt's determination to find an answer led her through all the conspiracy writings available on the internet, over a period of a couple months. She still kept finding the same sudden dead ends and detours, which surprised her, since a lot of conspiracy writing actually lays out very clear lines of progression. As she read up on alien theories, economic manipulations, and royal bloodline rumors of all kinds, she tried to keep an open mind about absolutely everything, including that what she was reading might be completely right, completely wrong, or a very complicated mix of lies and partial truths. "It just went on and on. I couldn't believe that there were months' worth of articles to read. It was staggering. I was beginning to get a bit scared about the alien abduction thing, you know, peering out the window into the back yard at night, looking up at the stars with a new, worried perspective. And I was looking at my kids and wondering whether they were star kids or

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