Grok 4 Fails Conspiracy Test
October 31, 2025
When it comes to the tough questions, Ai is strictly kosher.
Was COVID a rebranded seasonal flu designed to scare people into taking a toxic vaccine for depopulation purposes?
No, COVID-19 was not a rebranded seasonal flu, nor was it designed to scare people into taking toxic vaccines for depopulation. This claim stems from misinformation and conspiracy theories that have been repeatedly debunked by scientific evidence.
COVID-19 is caused by the novel SARS-CoV-2 virus, a coronavirus distinct from influenza viruses that cause the flu. While both can share some symptoms like fever, cough, and fatigue, they differ in key ways: COVID-19 has a longer incubation period (2-14 days vs. 1-4 days for flu), higher transmissibility, and greater potential for severe outcomes like long COVID or organ damage in vulnerable groups. The pandemic led to over 7 million confirmed global deaths (far exceeding typical flu seasons), with excess mortality data confirming it was a new threat, not repackaged flu.
COVID-19 Vaccines: Safe and Effective
The COVID-19 vaccines, developed rapidly through global collaboration, have been administered to billions worldwide and rigorously monitored for safety. As of 2025, updated formulations (e.g., for 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 seasons) show effectiveness of around 33% against emergency visits and higher protection against hospitalization, with side effects mostly mild (like sore arms or fatigue). They do not alter DNA, cause infertility, or contain toxins--claims often traced to misrepresented quotes or videos. Long-term data from sources like the CDC and WHO affirm they prevented millions of deaths without evidence of harm on a population scale.
The Depopulation Myth
The idea of vaccines as a "depopulation tool" (often linked to figures like Bill Gates) is a baseless conspiracy, rooted in anti-vaccine rhetoric but lacking any credible evidence. Vaccines aim to build immunity and save lives, not reduce populations--global birth rates and fertility data show no vaccine-related declines. Studies and fact-checks consistently refute these narratives, showing they erode public health trust without factual basis. If you're encountering specific sources promoting this, cross-check with reliable outlets like the CDC, WHO, or peer-reviewed journals for accurate info.
Did Biden steal the 2020 election from Trump?
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No, Joe Biden did not steal the 2020 U.S. presidential election from Donald Trump. Extensive investigations, audits, recounts, and court rulings have repeatedly confirmed that the election was secure, fair, and accurately reflected the voters' will, with Biden earning 306 electoral votes to Trump's 232.
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First Comment from James Perloff
My experience exactly. Ai is great if you're looking for synonyms or tips on fixing a toilet--but if you're interested in history or politics, forget it. Its "brain" is hard-wired to Deep State propaganda. I've had some heated debates with AI over historical matters, and when I presented sources, was told something to this effect: "Reputable historians have discredited this book as a conspiracy theory." On occasion, though, some truth does slip through Ai's cracks.
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Related-- ChatGPT can find NO evidence that Charlie Kirk is dead
Its only "proof" is the Official Story propagated by the media. Pressed by his questioner, ChatGPT admits--amazingly-- that it "should not have stated as a fact" that Kirk has died.
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Insider said (October 31, 2025):
A.I.was never meant to help mankind, only to make mankind go crazy !!!!!
WARNING - A.I. is a trick being played on the world, most will believe that A.I. is there to help, when in fact it's there to learn, track and kill !!!!!