/sci/ - Science & Math

>NASA says UFOs exist
>Pentagon says UFOs exist
>congressional hearings disclosing the truth of UFOs existence to the public
>>15778499
>There's no "uap phenomenon"

And here we see the crux of the problem of lying to the public for "the good of the public." You can NEVER untell a lie. Some bells can't be unrung and a lies are just the same. Did you know people STILL believe carrots give you night vision? This was WW2 propaganda cover story for newly invented radar systems. Propaganda from WW2 is still making the rounds today and likely won't be going away either.
It may have been "for the good of the people" but ultimately it harms the people, and for a nation that operates as a democracy that requires it citizens to be informed with factual information these lies are a poison in the system that can not be extracted.

>>10369728
They must have been feeding them some specially bread GMO carrots to improve their radar systems.

Amazing how pervasive this misinformation is even after it being proven to be propaganda to cover development of WW2 radar systems.

What else have we been lied about, then told the truth about, but still refuse to believe the truth?

>the lack of a reason
The best propaganda leaves no questions like motives.

Why would any government spread the propaganda that carrots help your eyes? Is it a government plot to get rich selling carrots? Or maybe a mind control experiment involving vitamin A. Such stereotypical conspiracy theories are implanted in your brain so you can't fathom the real reason. For simple misdirection, so people wouldn't suspect they had developed radar. Like a stage magician a little misdirection and they can get away with almost anything or make you believe anything.