This article investigates how Indigenous identity fraud, settler conspirituality, and epistemic simulation function as ongoing forms of colonial violence in Australia. Through detailed case studies and theoretical analysis, it argues that non-Indigenous individuals and groups are increasingly performing Indigeneity without legitimate descent, community recognition, or cultural authority, and that this is enabled by settler institutions … Continue reading Five-Minute Summary: Blak Knowing, Settler Conspirituality, and Misuse of Settler Belief in Contemporary Australia