Nick Hinton, Discover and Read the Best of Twitter Threads by @NickHintonn

Nick Hinton

NickHintonn

A conspiracy thread: the Secret History of Tartary So recently something very strange has made its way into my awareness. I am referring to the country of Tartary. At one

A conspiracy thread: the DMT Dimension Aldous Huxley, English writer and philosopher most famous for his book Brave New World, liked to dabble in the world of psychedelics. Most of

A conspiracy thread: Did the World End in 2012? I’ve wanted to talk about this subject for a while now. The other day I had a random urge to look

A Conspiracy Thread: The Rabbit Hole When someone gets introduced to the realm of conspiracy theories it’s often said that they’ve fallen down the rabbit hole. But why is this?

Déjà vu: a thread Déjà vu is a french phrase that means “already seen”. It is usually used to refer to the feeling that one has already lived through the

But let’s get to the point of all this. Like I said earlier, the people at CERN also created the internet, which ironically uses www in every web address. I

A Conspiracy Thread: 9/11 and the Mandela Effect You’ve probably seen the meme that says we’re living in the wrong timeline. While this sounds like a joke, there might be

A Conspiracy Thread: Missing Flight MH370 On March 13, 2018, a twitter user who went by the name strayedaway, or Ty, posted a thread about a creepy voicemail he received

A Conspiracy Thread: The Saturn Stargate According to some researchers, our solar system may have looked much different in the ancient past. Author and scholar Immanuel Velikovsky claimed that the

A Conspiracy Thread: The Simpsons & The Yellow Cube Back in 2006, Dr. Dan Burisch, a microbiologist, came out and claimed he once worked for Majestic 12, a secret organization

A Conspiracy Thread: The Plasma Apocalypse The plasma apocalypse, also known as EMPCOE, or electromagnetic plasma changeover event, is one of the most wild yet interesting conspiracies theories I’ve come

The Divine Feminine: A Thread All throughout history, societies have been predominantly patriarchal. But the point of this thread is not to make a political statement. I am speaking objectively