So we’re talking about implausible conspiracies in class. The Jewish space laser is a pretty good recent example. I ran across this hilarious add from the shop of the National Museum of Jewish American History the other day on Facebook. The ad copy reads, “Designed by Lazar Wolf and launched in 5780 from a secret base behind a Lower East Side deli, the Jewish Space Laser conducts orbital missions to smite anti-Semitic tropes and sabotage conspiracy theorists.
Now, you can carry a tchotchke-sized scale model of this very real and not at all fake satellite weapon which definitely exists.
50% of profits from this product will be donated to organizations working to defeat QAnon supporters. Your purchase also supports the Museum and its mission.”

Currently on back order. But they also have patches and tee shirts.