anya taylor-joy interview in spanish for vogue mexico and latinoamerica (part 2)
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September 17, 2021The Mexican edition of the renowned fashion publication interviewed the actress in Spanish, asking her what’s always inside her bag
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Idk if this makes sense but there’s long been this interesting crossover between hippy granola types, right-wingers and conspiracy theorists (members of the Nazi party, for example, were really in to tarot and psychics). The thing that ties them together is their sense of superiority, that they somehow have a better understanding of the world and their position of power is what justifies those beliefs, like a type of confirmation bias.
(And no people, I am not implying Anya is a right winger or anything other than a lovely, hard-working actress. Just wondering why so many otherwise smart, beautiful women I meet seem to be into this stuff.) Ugly mongrels like me tend to just nod, smile and pack snacks in our handbasket for the journey to hell.
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I also think people always want more control than they have and this gives them that feeling.
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But yeah, there are actual studies about this; especially since the rise of wellness culture and the subsection which crosses over with QAnon. And yes, it comes down to a sense of thinking they ‘know more’ than other people. That’s why mocking people who believe in conspiracies doesn’t work, because they’re not stupid. They’re often really smart, with privileges in other ways too.
I’m not talking about faith, btw, or people who were raised in a culture of spirituality. These are people who are irreligious otherwise and highly logic-driven except for this one area.
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Also ‘otherwise smart’ was such a bullshit statement from me, because my friends are beautiful inside and out and smart full stop.
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lol. Ya let’s not. These people are not intelligent. Some people are just: 1) way more gullible than others, 2) wants to be that person that can say, “I told you so!” after their self-indulgent fantasies is proven “correct” in front of the whole world, 3) doesn’t have any form of identity or self-worth (like the people who fall into cults when they’re adults) and 4) fall victim to weeks/months of propaganda from right-wing media.
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