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The idea of using a simple iPhone to "find the edge of the world" highlights a desire to challenge authority and explore the unknown, emphasizing the importance of independent investigation and suspicion of institutional information. This reflects a broader sentiment among conspiracy enthusiasts who believe that some truths are deliberately hidden from the public.
Challenging Authority and Questioning Mainstream Narratives
Throughout the exchange, there's a recurring theme of distrust toward entities that might be concealing information. The mention of "blame me" and the notion of sending someone else to verify the edge of the world suggest a desire to bypass authoritative channels and encourage grassroots exploration of controversial ideas.