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If you are not familiar with Pandora's Box a brief explanation is here.
Pandora's box - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The moral of the story of Pandoras Box is that fulfilling your curiosity is an act that can not be undone and often unleashing evil while leaving hope trapped in the bottom of the jar. Things you see can not be unseen, things you read can not be unread. Seek information but understand the consequence.

If a thread was titled "Learn how you will die".... Is that something you want to live each day knowing? For some that would turn a lifetime of joy into a lifetime of misery.

Some people do not want to know what is behind the Matrix, they understand that some information is not liberating, it actually becomes their own prison.

There are some people that had happiness in their life until the day they read just one blog, just one conspiracy theory, just one article titled "what really happened"... They now have a TV show, its called Dooms Day Preppers and they live preparing for something may never happen... If there is an event that does throw civilization into the day of MadMax and The Road Warrior... Do you really want to survive?

Anyway, I am only posting this because I do not want to wake up one day and find a member of these forums no longer reading and posting in threads about the New Orleans Saints because he can not get WiFi in his spider hole.

Temper your belief in what you read by doing some background checks on the author. Government, bloggers, theorists, everyone has a motive for their interpretations. Some times their motive is just to see how many people will bite.

There is a difference between plausible, possible, and probable.

While being an expert in a field may lend credibility to a theory it speaks nothing to their integrity.

Example: Pastafarians
Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster
Flying Spaghetti Monster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia