History Fridge / InsideJob2021

*** Bear-O's concern actually becomes significantly more warranted when you realize that Adderall and alcohol combined leads to significant health hazards. Although Bear-O was not the one to do it, maybe someone ' should ' be constantly monitoring Reagan's habits...

*** Bear-O's concern actually becomes significantly more warranted when you realize that Adderall and alcohol combined leads to significant health hazards. Although Bear-O was not the one to do it, maybe someone 'should' be constantly monitoring Reagan's habits...
** In the analysis of Reagan's well-being that is given by the mole[[spoiler:, Bear-O]], there is one factor to Reagan's unhappiness that she is very much aware of, yet is not mentioned. This factor, a single person present when the analysis is given, is the only one that isn't targeted by the mole's[[spoiler:, Bear-O's,]] weapons. [[spoiler:Then again, Bear-O was made by Rand, so it's entirely possible that Rand designed Bear-O to exclude his actions from any considerations to Reagan's happiness.]]

* Why did Bear-O hug Reagan on her ''prom night''? She wasn't sad at all or needed a hug at that point!
* If Rand was the one who programmed Bear-O, it's possible those "misfires" were ''entirely intentional'' to tank Reagan's social life further.

* If all the conspiracy theories are real except for flat Earth, that would include all racist conspiracy theories, of which are a depressingly large number.
** Granted, it's quite unlikely that ''every'' conspiracy theory is true, because if that were the case, than there would be quite some contradictory world-building if multiple related theories that all have different outcomes were to exist at the same time (for example, if there is a theory that a certain world leader is an alien, and another that says he's Bigfoot from Hollow Earth, it'd be hard for ''both'' of them to be right unless there was some explanation of the connection between Bigfoot, Hollow Earth, and aliens). It's likely that there are a few arbitrary theories that are simply untrue no matter what, and that Flat Earth is just one of them. Cognito Inc. is probably more annoyed by Flat Earthers than other groups because they are the most vocal and insistent, despite having no actual evidence for their claims or a clear goal.
** Also, there are plenty of race-related theories that contradict each other, so its unlikely that ''every'' theory that's racist is also correct. For example, in white supremacy circles, there are theories that black people evolved from apes and that white people therefore have the authority to rule over them, while a common theory in black supremacist groups is that black people are actually the ''progenitors'' of white people. If racial issues are ever brought up, it's likely that the show will throw in a wrench giving the "true" explanation (and it'll probably be something quite ridiculous to eleviate the tension).
** Given that the show's writers are rather politically progressive people (not to mention that co-producer Creator/AlexHirsch is Jewish), what will likely end up happening is that the show will address all of the classic racist conspiracy theories (i.e. [[GreedyJew Jews secretly control the world]], [[{{Eurabia}} Muslims are trying to take over the world]], or that non-white immigration is a nefarious plot to destroy/enslave white people); only to subvert them all for satirical purposes. And then the in-universe explanations given for them will probably be that the Shadow Board, Cognito Inc, Illuminati, Reptoids, etc. encourage bigots around the world to believe in such ridiculous paranoid fantasies; as a divide-and-conquer tactic to keep the global masses fighting each other, instead of the people who are actually responsible for causing all their problems.
** "Every conspiracy is true" is more a general feeling than an active rule of the universe, particularly since the show itself gives example of conspiracies being technically right but spiritually wrong (''a'' moon landing was staged, the one the public saw, but the Apollo mission still had humans successfully reach the moon), being maneuvered for political reasons (the flat-Earthers) or just plain wrong (school shootings being fake), even expressing some particular disgust at the last ones. Not to mention that many racist/queerphobic or similar conspiracy theories are about some minorities secretly controlling the world, and since we actually know who is secretly in charge of the world in the show we also know those ones must be wrong. There is a non-zero chance that the Juggaloos were openly stated to control the world's finance (while all the other societies have their exact sphere of influence vague) just to make clear that the anti-semite conspiracies aren't real in that universe.

* Ever since Reagan met and hooked up with Ron, her character has changed. She acts a bit more normal and socially confident. Her socially awkward nature has all but disappeared and she hasn't made any weird verbless sentences that she has made constantly in part 1. It could be possible having a romantic relationship boosted her social skills and that she is a different person than she was before. It happens to people in real life, when they struggle to make relationships and finally found someone to trust and feel vulnerable too, they began to upgrade their social skills.

* The Juggalos being one of the six societies ruling the world is totally random and for RuleOfFunny. However, as [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E5TreehouseOfHorrorIV Devil Flanders]] said, "It's always the one you least expect." In fact, there being conspiracy theories about the Illuminati, the Reptoids, the Catholic Church, and Atlantis in the first place means those societies have slipped up keeping themselves under wraps in the past. The Juggalos, not having conspiracy theories about them, are actually ''better'' than them at keeping their existence a secret!

* Rand openly states in "Inside Reagan" that [[spoiler: people who aren't as smart as he and Reagan only serve the purpose of "delivering (their) pizzas and fighting (their) wars." This makes it doubly ironic that [[GoodIsDumb Brett]] managed to get the password from Reagan's mind ''not'' by outsmarting anyone, but just by his own kindness, something ''neither'' Reagan or Rand were able to do.]]

* In "Blue Bloods" both Tamiko and Andre at different points claim that they think Reagan has Asberger's. Tamiko mostly makes this point to make her book more interesting and show her clear dismissal of Reagan. However, as we later learn, Andre canonically has anxiety, OCD and Tourettes, and, Andre's self medication with drugs implies that he is not officially prescribed any treatment by a doctor, and is likely self-diagnosed (which, as anyone whose done it can tell you, takes a lot of research). His analysis of Reagan and guessing why she acts the way she does is maybe because he recognizes symptoms of neurological conditions and mental disorders after looking for them in himself.

* In the finale, the Pope says he talked with God and arranged for Reagan (who, while wanting the change the world for the better, still did a lot of messed-up shit for Cognito) to be sent to "VIP Heaven" when she dies, not the normal masses' "shitty Heaven". [[GodIsEvil There is just so much horror in that statement if it isn't a joke.]]

* In the finale, the Pope says he talked with God and arranged for Reagan (who, while wanting the change the world for the better, still did a lot of messed-up shit for Cognito) to be sent to "VIP Heaven" when she dies, not the normal masses' "shitty Heaven". [[GodIsEvil There is just so much horror in that statement.]]