mmhhhmmm, those were some great reminders man. i think i have been taking myself and life too seriously lately again, i keep falling into that. so my gratitude for pointing that helpful strategy out in yourself.
well, we do have to start somewhere and i feel reminding each other of our particular unchecked beliefs is a token of friendship between individuals if it comes from a eye-level energy, which is where most truthers fail. i have failed at it many times until i found the catch in my newfound "truth" and felt like a dumbass ;)
as long as we leave the possibility of being wrong open i think we're "safe". i for one will no longer vouch for the earth having curvature. or the moon being a reflector of the sun's light. or the earth existing in an infinite vacuum.
nor will i vouch for a an icewall in antartica or the idea that the sun and all stars travel in one giant circle around polaris.
i miss crucial evidence for both "mainstream" cosmologies at this point and both camps dislike me for it ahahaha.
other than an otherworldly experience with an "unhuman" stranger while being on psilocybin i have no reason to take the reptilian story seriously at all. but the jury is still out on everything, it's just that the case i have seen for it is weak and untestable ;)
so i keep coming back to my dated and almost boring mantra that has served me well for over a decade: nobody knows what's up on earth.
my best to you and yours