Brigitte Macron is a man?

[Chu]

I fell for it. Perhaps safer to look at most everything as probable AI entertainment these days.

Don't worry, and yes! See what I posted about it here. It wasn't easy for non-French speakers to tell, so it happens, but it was actually funny once you knew. In any case, we have to be super critical, yes. Sometimes it's easy to tell it was done with AI, sometimes it's not even AI, but some details that give it away.

 

[Niall]

Candace is back from a break and has updates on her dig into the Stanford Prisoner Experiment:

It is curious that the one SPE participant she's unable to identify is the one that's a Trogneux lookalike, but I don't think Owens is going to 'strike gold' and discover that it was 'Brigitte'. And she's stretching that quote from Madame Macron ("I was in the US for the moon landing!") to make it sound like she was directly involved with NASA. Most likely, Macron simply meant that she was living in the USA when it happened. Which is itself damning, because it means, if she really is who she says she is, that she was a minor in the USA in the summer of '69.

Her discovery that the whole SPE was 'fake and gay' is interesting in its own right. She's kinda onto something here in a similar way to Tom O'Neill exposing Vincent Bugliosi, the Manson Family prosecutor, as a fraud. It does now look like Philip Zimbardo's Stanford experiment was contrived to produce results that 'confirmed' his activist/leftist beliefs: that no one is born evil or criminally-minded, so nurture and society always determine an individual's behavior, thus you ought to let us activists 'fix' society.

We've been living with the results of such social justice activism disguised as academic research for the last half-century, and it's directly responsible for psychopaths and other character-disturbed types literally getting away with murder and taking over civilization.