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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) That aliens exist. Look at the night sky, all those stars are suns, and all those suns have planets, so there is NO WAY that Earth is the only planet with life.

James Lee Report

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332points

ForThePeople he/him

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Iampenny 1 year ago

Yes, I find it very arrogant of us to believe that we are the only species in the whole universe to exist. (I don't necessarily believe in Alien abductions and that little green men landed here, but the universe is so vast, who's to say there's no other life forms on other planets)

146points

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) The pandemic was orchestrated by cats.
Okay, I don't legitimately believe this, but it's still plausible.
Pandemic happens. Everyone has to stay home. And spend more time with their cats. And do business/school over online meetings, which are infiltrated by cats.

Artem Militonian Report

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310points

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Andrewsarchus42 1 year ago

This is clearly a joke guys, you don’t need to downvote.

120points

Volodymyr Hryshchenko Report

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) The drug companies keep really effective drugs off the market because they profit only from sick people. Once cured, a person no longer relies on the drug industry.

Final score:

291points

Richard Graham

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Granny 1 year ago

illness is big business...treat it and you lose money...

63points

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Okay, for those who haven’t seen Beauty and the Beast, this is gonna be gibberish. So, in Belle (the first song, I think), a lady sings “I need six eggs, that’s too expensive.” But later, Gaston sings, “When I was a lad I ate four dozen eggs…now that I’m grown I eat five dozen eggs”! GASTON IS SINGLE-HANDEDLY JACKING UP EGG PRICES AND LEAVING THE EGGCONOMY IN SHAMBLES.

(Not my theory. From Tumblr.)

Jakub Kapusnak Report

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274points

blackberrycobbler

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Crow (he/they) 1 year ago

Why is this downvoted its funny

61points

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Historian here, and I think most modern history is a lie: an edited, revised, washed down, sanitized, and censored approximation written by conservative, crusty, old white men in XIX century Europe. Our ideas of civilization, democracy, and progress are neither Western nor modern, and at worst are an ideological excuse for domination.

Bernard Tuck Report

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249points

Luis Hernandez Dauajare

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HorseMuse 1 year ago

Well said!

39points

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) I believe that kindness still exists.

Tom Parsons Report

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211points

Ted B

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PattyK 1 year ago

But sometimes it’s hard to find.

56points

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Not so much a theory per se, but it is my reasoned belief that the far right used Orwell's 1984 as a how-to manual, rather than as a warning.

Lianhao Qu Report

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179points

Leo Domitrix

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Poet Lion 1 year ago

It was already heading there.

31points

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) There was way, way more to 9/11.

Anthony Fomin Report

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175points

Peej Maybe

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OneHappyPuppy 1 year ago

I love love love the Southpark episode on the 911 anticonspiracy, and that is my conspiracy I believe in. For those who haven't watched it, basically they say the government made up these conspiracy theories and let them loose, because 911 happened exactly as it did, but the government refuses to allow the public to see how weak and defenceless they really were so they decided to give a show of force instead.

72points

Katarzyna Modrzejewska Report

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Cats rule the world. We are their puppets.

Final score:

161points

Freya the Wanderer

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LILYANDPEARL 1 year ago

I mean, that’s not even a theory that’s a fact right there

97points

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) I know this isn't the most original theory, and have seen it a gazillion times, but whatever.

Women's pockets. The purse industry and the pants/other clothing industries are working together to make a ton of money. They make the pockets so dam small that we are forced to either buy men's clothes or purses.

Snapwire Report

Final score:

161points

Emerald

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Leo Domitrix 1 year ago

I have taken to stitching little pockets into my soprts bras. And why do we never get something that can fit a phone?!

40points

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) The reason colleges in the U.S. cost so much is so you're more pressured to join the military.

Pixabay Report

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131points

Linda's friend Ginger

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Bob La Capra 1 year ago

Similarly...."Student loan forgiveness undermines one of our military's greatest recruitment tools at a time of dangerously low enlistments" Republican Congressman Jim Banks

80points

Karolina Grabowska Report

#13

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) I know it's rather weird but... I think everyone is allergic to something and most people just say they aren't allergic to anything because they haven't found the thing they're allergic to. I know that it's not true but It just always kind of made sense to me.

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114points

Emily Woehler

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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 1 year ago

Technically, poison ivy, bug bites, etc are all allergies.

57points

ThisisEngineering RAEng Report

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) You can lie to a lie detector. See, it works based on your pulse. Your pulse is like a mirror of your feelings and thoughts. If you lie but convince yourself to be dead calm, it will read as the truth. If you make yourself uncomfortable when telling the truth, it will be detected as a lie. This is actually based on my own research, and believe it or not, IT. WORKS.

Final score:

107points

Veru Jaros

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Ray Arani 1 year ago

This is actually not unproven, it's literal fact. Anyone trained to administer like detector tests is taught this.

87points

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) I think that both loop quantum gravity AND string theory are true. Loop quantum gravity states that the universe is made of small loops, but string theory that it is made of tiny strings. My theory is that it is like knitting or crocheting. Tiny strings looped into a larger fabric.

Final score:

105points

Luke T

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Fell Ripley(she, they, potato) 1 year ago

Best theory yet.

21points

Carlos Román Ruíz Basulto Report

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) That the people in charge of this world are actively destroying things, taking away life from as many as possible, and making things absolutely miserable for us on purpose. Not sure exactly what the point of killing us all is, but I do believe they’re f*****g stuff up. And it doesn’t matter who wins any election, we can’t fix any of it by voting.

Final score:

104points

An Unpopular Opinion.

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Karen Jones 1 year ago

They're doing it for shortsighted personal greed. Definitely in South Africa

39points

RODNAE Productions Report

#17

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Magic is real.

Final score:

97points

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Nikki Sevven 1 year ago

Taking yeast, water, salt, and flour and turning it into bread is magic. Fireflies are magic. Growing vegetables is magic. Our relationships with our pets is magic. The entire process by which we reproduce is magic. Life is magic.

149points

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Me and my family have a theory that Elon Musk is a supervillain. He's super rich and kids' names sound like sneezes. I dare you to prove me wrong

Miggy Rivera Report

Final score:

91points

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Zaphod_000 1 year ago

Honestly, Elon isnt that great of a person, i know a lot of poeple who love him, and think that hes going to help a lot of people, but he really just does drugs and makes money

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Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Time travel. I think that there are infinite numbers of different dimensions and that people have come to our current time before.

Mohamed Osama Report

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84points

SashaStars

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ForThePeople 1 year ago

Makes sense. There is an alternate timeline where you did not submit this, where I did not comment, where this post never existed, even where BP never existed! What if those were reality?

27points

#20

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) More and more I believe big industrial groups create fake product shortages in order to increase prices and push people to purchase things that they don't need (in fear of lacking something).

Examples in France this year:

- Semiconductor shortage and now the price of a new car has almost increased by 30%
- Sunflower oil missing for weeks and went from 3€ per liter to 6,50€ "because of war in Ukraine" when the sunflower oil was already stocked and the future seeds were to be harvested months afterward.
- Mustard, same shortage, same overpricing, same lame explanations, when you could buy tons of French mustard in foreign countries at a lower cost.
- Gas/petrol these days, several reasons given (at first it was due to the success of a commercial operation, then a strike in refineries, and today no explanations at all and still many gas stations are closed or have just one type of fuel.

Some people blame the lack of foreseeing of industrial groups who didn't buy enough to meet the demand, I think it's done totally on purpose, less storage, fewer workers, fewer logistics, same income.

Daria Volkova Report

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81points

Nadine Debard

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Philly Bob Squires 1 year ago

There was a topic on this here in the US back in the 70's where they tried it on bathroom tissue. They claimed a shortage and shelves went empty and prices doubled and even tripled. Almost a year later, boom... the gas shortage thus doubling and even tripling the price. They figured it worked with TP... it'll work with anything.

22points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#21

“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) I firmly believe that the car industry as well as the oil industry prevent the development of more efficient energy sources.

I also believe that many inventions that flop are actually intended to fail so that users will get back to the established products. This is achieved by intentionally flawed design and/or propaganda.

Pixabay Report

Final score:

81points

Xottel

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HurlWurk 1 year ago

This isn't a conspiracy, it's proven.

37points

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Some days I'm almost convinced that there is a group running things in the background. Sort of like the Illuminati but not for anything as banal as money or power. No, they are doing it for the LOLs.

Justin Luck Report

Final score:

77points

Chich

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John Barber 1 year ago

All righty, you got us. But what are you going to do about it?.

29points

RODNAE Productions Report

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) The universe is a simulation for a middle schooler's science project. Quantum physics is nuts because they didn't want to do the math to make things actually make sense. And the speed of light was determined by their CPU clock speed. FYI, they got a C+. Any minute now they will turn it off and this nonsense will be finished.

Final score:

75points

RafCo (he/him/ele)

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Shyla Bouche 1 year ago

I like this theory!

17points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

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Bored Panda occasionally chooses a random word out of the dictionary and censors it.

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74points

Theoretical Empiricist

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Kris Syler 1 year ago

Apple autocorrect is purposely messes up stuff.

4points

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Other people have already said 9/11 and JFK so here's another one I believe:

The Loch Ness Monster exists or did exist. I have no trouble believing land dinosaurs died out, but we can't guarantee that sea dinosaurs did. There could be tons of giant dinosaur species at the bottom of the ocean (like in The Meg). There've been Nessie sightings for centuries, so a deep sea tunnel makes sense to me, maybe near a family of plesiosaurs.

Paul Johnston Report

Final score:

73points

Dodo (they/them)

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Luke T 1 year ago

Some people believe that the image of nessie is actually that of a male whales....um...member

17points

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) There was a lot of concern about QAnon before the year 2020, because 2+0+2+0=4, which is the exact amount of nipples Hitler would have had if he had 2 more nipples.

Found online.

cottonbro studio Report

Final score:

58points

Dan Bexell

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Spiritastray 1 year ago

CASE SOLVED!!!!

16points

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) All those images and videos from cameras you’ve put up for security around your house are automatically stored at Amazon, at least for the “free trial” month of your “subscription.” How might that be used against us in the future?

Just wondering since 23andMe admitted data could be used against us by insurers and law enforcement.

Ron Lach Report

Final score:

54points

Kyle

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G'ma B 1 year ago

"1984" is here!

13points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Aliens are real.
Ghosts and strange creatures are real.
Skinwalkers who I guess are weird creatures are real.

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Final score:

52points

Chickens are fluffy

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ForThePeople 1 year ago

Aliens? Yes. Ghosts? Maybe. Skinwalkers? B.S.

16points

H.L.Lewis 1 year ago

Aliens yes, but no where near us, the universe is too big not to have more life. Ghosts, definitely, I have experienced them. Skinwalkers , no.

12points

Persephone hates Pomegranate 1 year ago

I believe in Skinwalkers only because my moms aunt (my great aunt Jackie, who is a wonderful human,) lives on the Rez and has stories about skinwalkers. They are Native mythology, and being a mythology fan, I love reading more about them.

10points

Scarlett 1 year ago

Aliens, yes, the universe is too large to not have them. Ghosts, I’ve encountered them. Skinwalkers, I believe the Navajo and the peoples from Appalachia. So yes, I believe in them.

4points

Telepathetic 1 year ago

Why B.S. ?

3points

Tessa Fontaine 1 year ago

too accurate

1point

Chickens are fluffy (Submission author) 1 year ago

Just for everyone to know, I've had experiences with ghosts and skinwalkers. I don't judge you if you don't believe in them though, probably for the best

8points

Jude Corrigan 1 year ago

I have always believed skinwalkers are real. Ghosts too, I don't know about aliens but I do know that humans don't know or understand everything in this world.

3points

Nikki Sevven 1 year ago

If ghosts are real, why do we only see "olde tyme" ghosts? Where are the hardcore punk ghosts, the caveman ghosts, the disgruntled moonshiner shot by the law ghosts? No one ever sees a hippie ghost or a flapper ghost.

4points

Spocks's Mom 1 year ago (edited)

I've seen an '80's jean jacket wearing mullet cut ghost walking out of a billiards club and vanishing a few years back.

4points

Yes_im_french 1 year ago

Ghost are real because we all have energy inside of us and energy cannot be destroyed

4points

Rafael da Silva 1 year ago

If you mean this as "the ripples you create will resonate throughout eternity", then this is one of the most beautiful posts I've ever seen. All the time and energy that my parents put on my upbringing were a part of them, and it will live on in me, so I can pass along. Thanks for that.

5points

Veru Jaros 1 year ago

Skinwalker is real, but ppl just make so many fakes then the real ones

3points

HurlWurk 1 year ago

You are a ghost driving a skeleton wearing a meat suit!

2points

Alyssa Huerta 1 year ago

Brain's haunted

0points

Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 1 year ago

I like to believe there is a scientific explanation to everything, but maybe sometimes the explanation is that it really just exists

1point

Solidhog 1 year ago

I knew ghosts would appear on this list. My problem with this when you add up how many people have died even over the last 100 years then there should be millions of ghosts. And with all the research and technology there is still not any clear evidence.

1point

patricia patricia 1 year ago

In theory, ghosts are the souls of people with unresolved issues here, so they can't cross to the other side. Not every dead person becomes a ghost. I don't know if I believe in ghosts, I don't know. I've seen some weird things, but perhaps there's a logical explanation. Technology can't explain many things, so I don't support either side. They may exist or not. Just in case, I would never "play" Ouija.

1point

Samyan Elrod 1 year ago (edited)

I wish ghosts existed, but I don't believe in them.

0points

Athena garya 1 year ago

There’s no way we’re the only thing in the universe and I’ve been in an enough experiences to know ghosts are real

0points

Keira Tuttle 1 year ago

Ive seen a a tall skinny shadow figure with a round head can anybody explain that.

0points

Saga Sundelin 1 year ago

Jesus Christ don't write it, you're just calling it to yourself.

0points

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 1 year ago

I've had too many experiences with ghosts one experience with a ufo and possibly one experience with a skinwalker. I talk in my sleep and sometimes it's gibberish, but the other day I was apparently sleep talking and saying there was an evil man by the bedroom door and I was getting a headache. My fiance woke me up and I did in fact have a headache. It creeped me out.

0points

OwenHasADHD 1 year ago

B.S. If ghosts are real how come we don't have more evidence of their existence? And what the hell is a skinwalker?

0points

Elaine Morinelli 1 year ago

Yep all of it.

0points

Ghaniyah Verma 1 year ago

Yes. It's just we can't find them.

0points

Natalea U 1 year ago

I actually agree now some aliens I don’t think happen

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Agent_fox77 1 year ago

What? I don’t believe that sht when it is things random people decided to make up.

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Janet Slater 1 year ago

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“What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe To Your Core But Have No Evidence For?” (30 Answers) Cryptids just haven't been scientifically classified yet. There are daily new discoveries, not all of them tiny creatures. There are definitely hoaxes, but a hoax in one continent cannot solve much older, similar sightings. There are also entire light spectrums not seen by the human eye. I believe it is not unheard of to develop camouflage.

-insert manic foaming picture taking here lol-

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51points

Warpendragn

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Andrewsarchus42 1 year ago

Most cryptids aren’t real, but a VERY SMALL amount are based on real animals that could one day be discovered. Like how the giant human-eating bird told in Maori legends turned out to be based on the very real (but sadly extinct) Haast’s eagle.

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Bob La Capra 1 year ago

I love a good conspiracy theory but I don't like it when the theorists proof is that I can't prove him wrong. Just because I can't prove that everyone in Congress is not a shape-shifting alien does not mean they are. With that kind of logic you can make a conspiracy theory out of anything which takes all the fun out of it.

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Agent_fox77 1 year ago

But conspiracy’s are supposed to be fun and dumb

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Beth Wendland 1 year ago

Agreed. It’s impossible to prove a negative. So “prove me wrong” is a meaningless statement.

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K- THULU 1 year ago

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Tessa Fontaine 1 year ago

the top couple of theories are well written and fairly likely, but the farther you go down, the more lunatics’ invalid opinions you come across. This was a good idea, but I fear you’ve attracted the crazies on this one.

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ForThePeople 1 year ago

As the author of #2, thank you! some of the lunatics were there when I wrote. Maybe that's why my score has been increasing so much.

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Agent_fox77 1 year ago

Yeah that’s my complaint too

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bElLa sTairZz (Post author) 1 year ago

if you dont like the theorys dont read them, nobody is forcing you to.

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Nonya Non 1 year ago

You seem to be triggered by a lot of these. It’s supposed to be for FUN.

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Monday 1 year ago

Not a conspiracy theory but I believe that movies aren't actually getting any worse. We always hear people complaining that "scary movies used to be good" or "modern movies just don't compare", but really it's us that changed. Movies aren't scary anymore because we are desensitized, plots aren't exciting or surprising because we've seen everything before.

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Q B F T 1 year ago

Nostalgia, it ain't what it used to be

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oddly_informed_raven 1 year ago

There's this one theory that falls under the category of "we can't prove it's true or false so we just have to put up with it." It's called the One Electron theory, and it basically states that there is only a single electron in the universe. It moves faster than light and space-time, so it can be everywhere at once. Stupidest sh!t I've ever heard but it's hilarious to me

5points

Jocie (she/they) 1 year ago

I think gay people are gods way of testing if Christians actually love their neighbor, bc why would he make us if we were a sin?

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Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 1 year ago

As a Christian I completely agree. When people say gays are going to hell and I just say "Then why did God make them? We believe that God doesn't make mistakes, yet it sounds like you're saying he made a mistake." Nine times out of ten I get a blank stare and they walk away. We're called to love everyone, yet a lot of Christians ignore that and it infuriates me.

3points

Eh-non-o-mous 1 year ago

That “Fun Size” Candy bars are not actually fun at all, and the makers of these delicious confections are gaslighting us.

3points

Ian Conelley 1 year ago

Right?!

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Agent_fox77 1 year ago

This is cool but I HATE HOW EVERYONE IS DOWNVOTING THESE IT LITERALLY IS S THEORY LIKE I READ MANY OF THESE AND 1 got -27!!!!! LIKE SOME PEOPLE ARE JUST CRITICS THIS IS FOR FUN I MEAN NOT ALL CAN AGREE BUT THIS SHT IS WELL SHT STOP TAKING THIS SERIOUSLY ITS JUST FOR FUN LIKE CHILL DUDE PLUS DOWNVOTING WILL GRT YOU BANNED!

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lauralett50 1 year ago

All caps can get you down voted. Not by me , just,fyi.

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Nonya Non 1 year ago

Thank you!! Everyone getting so mad.

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steampunk dandelion 1 year ago

I'll downvote dangerous conspiracy theories all I like thank you very much

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Dmitri 1 year ago

I believe that all people sense colour differently. Like the colour my brain interprets as red could be the colour you interpret as blue. And everyone has the same favourite colour, we just know it by different names

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Autistic apricot 1 year ago (edited)

I have a theory (ik im hella late) bing, a show on CBeebies. He is abused by his real parents and sort of has his own little world where his toys are his parents that love him and care for him. Flop is literally a toy, so is Emma. Still kinda working on that theory but it is there

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Tushar Roy Mukherjee 1 year ago

May I add a theory? Nessie isn't a Relic Plesiosaur,its a freshwater Whale, a freshwater toothed whale at that, that evolved in isolation from all other Whales once Loch Ness got cut off near completely from the oceans nearby. Or maybe its a subspeciesof greenland Shark. Definitely not an ancient marine reptile.

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T5n 1 year ago

Not necessarily a conspiracy theory but still not an overly common theory:Black holes spawn new universes within them. It's a fascinating theory.

1point

Via Hawk 1 year ago

Once in Minecraft I set the world to the ‘flat setting’ and while I was playing a was singing a goofy little song like ‘the earth it flat! Will I fall off? There are no oceans, or houses of mountains! Because the earth is flat! It’s just dirt and grass. I might fall off! Will I fall off?” And my parents go “no! I thought we established this! It’s round! ROUND I TELL YOU! ROUNDDDDDDD!!!!”

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Anyone-for-tea? 1 year ago

I have one, but I’m so late to the party I doubt anyone will see it, but…. I believe that Coco Pops are a massive failure, they couldn’t get them to retain the chocolate flavouring once the milk was added, hence the slogan “so chocolately they even turn the milk brown” to make the failure into a feature!

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Andreas Prince 1 year ago

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Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 1 year ago

My brother believes the paintings in museums are replicas and the real ones are hidden

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Becky Samuel 1 year ago

Not always true, but more often than they will admit to.

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Shannon Mallory 1 year ago

But this underlies my whole point - _you_ know this, and _i_ know this, but people with a sub-par education do NOT, and believe the propaganda they're told about all the benefits of a military career rather than college. My own exceptionally intelligent son who is in the navy as a nuclear engineer was astounded to realize he had to get a civilian degree in order to be an engineer after enlistment. THEY DONT KNOW OR UNDERSTAND HOW IT REALLY WORKS, so the military IS the employer of last resort in heavily urban and rural areas. Coincidence that the systematic attack on formalized national educational standards (and the repeated republican party calls to disband the cabinet level department of education)

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Shannon Mallory 1 year ago

Didn't let me finish... Coincide with the end of the draft? I don't think so. National service requirements (like many other countries have), including non-military options, would be a great thing, but we'll never see it in this country.

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Via Hawk 1 year ago

Not a conspiracy theory exactly, but it’s hard for me to think of humans as a thing that can comprehend emotions and challenges. Sometimes I’ll look at someone and just think ‘oh my god. That’s a living, breathing, human being who feels pain, and happiness and confusion just like me’ I’m just weird lol. It makes me feel kind of like a shitty person though😅. I try to be empathetic and nice to people. But in my mind I only really see them as a part of my own life story, if anyone really knows what I’m talking about

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Raccoon panda 1 year ago

My conspiracy theory is that Elon Musk’s plan with neuralink is the same as riddler’s plan with the TVs. Steal information directly from your naked, exposed brains.

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BoredPandaSucks 1 year ago

i think it's really bad to believe anything without good reason. lack of evidence is not itself evidence of anything.

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PattyK 1 year ago

Humans are inherently stupid. And that’s a FACT, not a conspiracy theory.

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bElLa sTairZz (Post author) 1 year ago

it depends on how you define stupidity aswell as what you compare us to. Compared to something such as a horse, we're pretty smart.

3points

Dip thong 1 year ago

The USA uses us as test subjects. They hide carcinogens in our food and water and when we get the big " C" not if we get but when we get it. It " C" allows the medical field to comment malpractice legally.

-1point

Via Hawk 1 year ago

Not a conspiracy theory exactly, but wouldn’t it be crazy if all history was a lie/vice versa where the bad guys lied to look like a victim (example: slavery, what if Africans enslaved Asians instead of whites enslaving Africans. Or what if America was taxing British and the Brits protested and dumped tea/coffee into the river. Or what if none of this crazy history s**t ever happened and historians were just being silly and everyone thinks they were being serious)

-2points

Jackie Warner 1 year ago

I do believe it was Prince Philip who orchestrated Diana's and Dodi's "accident." She was in a relationship with an Egyptian - shock horror. She was only 36 and loved being a mum. No-one could ever accuse the Queen's husband of anything. He had the motive and the means and the ruthlessness.

-3points

Q B F T 1 year ago

Yes he definitely went to MI6 and ordered her assassination and they said right away sir and set out their ingenious assassination plan - a sniper? Don't be so foolish. Poison? How old hat. Fake a drug overdose - too easy. Make it look like suicide - boring. No, we'll organise a high speed chase with a load of photographers and journalists through a densely populated city. What could go wrong? And everyone knows car crashes are the best way to kill someone, no one ever survives those. /s

1point

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Bob La Capra 1 year ago

18points

Agent_fox77 1 year ago

But conspiracy’s are supposed to be fun and dumb

1point

Beth Wendland 1 year ago

Agreed. It’s impossible to prove a negative. So “prove me wrong” is a meaningless statement.

0points

K- THULU 1 year ago

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0points

Tessa Fontaine 1 year ago

13points

ForThePeople 1 year ago

As the author of #2, thank you! some of the lunatics were there when I wrote. Maybe that's why my score has been increasing so much.

3points

Agent_fox77 1 year ago

Yeah that’s my complaint too

1point

bElLa sTairZz (Post author) 1 year ago

if you dont like the theorys dont read them, nobody is forcing you to.

1point

Nonya Non 1 year ago

You seem to be triggered by a lot of these. It’s supposed to be for FUN.

1point

Monday 1 year ago

7points

Q B F T 1 year ago

Nostalgia, it ain't what it used to be

0points

oddly_informed_raven 1 year ago

5points

Jocie (she/they) 1 year ago

I think gay people are gods way of testing if Christians actually love their neighbor, bc why would he make us if we were a sin?

4points

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 1 year ago

3points

Eh-non-o-mous 1 year ago

That “Fun Size” Candy bars are not actually fun at all, and the makers of these delicious confections are gaslighting us.

3points

Ian Conelley 1 year ago

Right?!

0points

Agent_fox77 1 year ago

2points

lauralett50 1 year ago

All caps can get you down voted. Not by me , just,fyi.

13points

Nonya Non 1 year ago

Thank you!! Everyone getting so mad.

5points

steampunk dandelion 1 year ago

I'll downvote dangerous conspiracy theories all I like thank you very much

2points

Dmitri 1 year ago

1point

Autistic apricot 1 year ago (edited)

1point

Tushar Roy Mukherjee 1 year ago

1point

T5n 1 year ago

Not necessarily a conspiracy theory but still not an overly common theory:Black holes spawn new universes within them. It's a fascinating theory.

1point

Via Hawk 1 year ago

1point

Anyone-for-tea? 1 year ago

0points

Andreas Prince 1 year ago

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0points

Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 1 year ago

My brother believes the paintings in museums are replicas and the real ones are hidden

0points

Becky Samuel 1 year ago

Not always true, but more often than they will admit to.

0points

Shannon Mallory 1 year ago

0points

Shannon Mallory 1 year ago

0points