They say the world is full of conspiracy theories. I say – the world is full of open conspiracies.
Everything is visible, everything is published in PDFs that nobody reads.
But mention that something stinks, and suddenly you’re a “conspiracy theorist,” a “negative voice,” or the latest insult a “misinformer.”
Funny how truth always becomes “misinformation” the moment it’s inconvenient.
At Misspelled World, we didn’t come to play smart, we came to ask: if the system is healthy, why does it constantly have to defend itself?
If democracy is strong, why is the voice of the people so quiet?
If truth is free, why is every new truth immediately “fact-checked” before it can breathe?
This is not cynicism. This is diagnosis.
Because when someone has been selling illusion for thirty years, and you keep buying it, you are no longer a victim. You are a customer.
And customers, as we know, love to feel smart while buying empty packaging.
So no, we are not cynical.
We are simply the last optimists who stopped pretending not to see.
In a world where reality is constantly rewritten, the only real rebellion is calling things what they are.
Even when it sounds ugly.
Especially then.
