The latest release from Donut Lab’s “I Donut Believe” series is a surprise. Donut Lab has always used the proof series to puncture false claims and conspiracy theories. This one smashes lithium battery conspiracy theories. Truly, Ziroth is wrong. More and more, critics are clinging to falsehoods like cult followers drinking the Kool-Aid grasping at straws to create elaborate theories to justify falsehoods. One by one, critic theories are chopped down, and now another one is obliterated.
The analysis showed trace amounts of lithium and sodium at levels far below those in lithium or sodium batteries. Lithium and sodium are so abundant that they may be found in incidental amounts. There is not much to discuss here. What will it take for critics to realize they have been duped? When does Ziroth admit his conspiracy theory is wrong and his friend from Two Bit Da Vinci is right? This battery is definitively not lithium or sodium. Trying to prove it is either is futile.
Like all cults, the lithium conspiracy followers may persist past the point of rationality. There is little point in trying to convince them. No amount of reality will pop their self-fulfilling bubble. They need cult deprogramming. For Donut Lab, this video was a must. It had to extinguish a rumor that threatened its life. The conspiracy nuts will continue to weave new theories in a paroxysm of cognitive dissonance. The pain of admitting the truth will see to that. There is evidence the conspiracy theories are becoming ever more contrived and outlandish, to the point of irrationality.
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