There are so many disinformation narratives that exist simply to make everything similar look like lunacy by association. Holographic planes on 9/11 is another one of these disinformation narratives, which is pushed with the purpose to keep people from questioning 9/11. Nukes not existing is another. Mandela effect (timelines changing but errors being left behind) is another. CERN opening wormholes is another.

Sure they're fun to think about as thought experiments. But they're not legitimate ideas because of how easily they're disproven. Which is the point. They exist so people go "Wow that's obviously nonsense, therefore all things related to this topic are also probably nonsense".

And then the media calls the nonsense theories "conspiracy theories" and if you become a "conspiracy theorist" you've clearly just lost your mind, and are taken over by nonsense and have lost all rationality. Ergo, the best thing to do, is to never think about those things, or anything related to those things, because you don't want to lose your mind.

That is how the conspiracy misinformation is designed to affect what everyday people will allow themselves to think about.

But once you see past this trick, and aren't afraid to question things anymore, then you can judge for yourself what is false and what is true. And the more varieties of information you expose yourself to, the more you hone your ability to differentiate actual nonsense from true information that makes rational sense based on what is happening in the world.

The thing that scares those in power the most, is if the individuals in the population actually thought for themselves. If the true things are realized as true, and the false things as false, their position in this world would change and they know it. So they keep people in the dark, with misinformation that confuses them about what's true and what's not, which disables them from then doing anything outside the box. And that's how you control a billion people. Not with guns and knives, but with mass social shame, generated by a corporate-owned media, and echoed by enough of the citizens. This is what "Manufacturing Consent" is all about.