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conspiracy theories are so appealing because it allows people to think however they want. It also allows people to come up with different answers to things.

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Conspiracy Theories are used to spread propaganda for an agenda. They make these up by taking events, whether it's a tragedy or an important event in history and creating a "what if" story to it. Some of these are silly like the moon landing being fake while other are harmful that can affect people's lives.

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Conspiracy theories are so appealing because they have to do with the truth or lies and we don't know which one it could be.

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They are appealing because how interesting it could be and the things you could discover while looking into the theory could led to changing the world etc.

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Conspiracy theories are so appealing to people because it offers ideas that counter the reality. People tend to grasp these theories because they dislike the answer that was provided in the first place. It sort of gives a more intriguing factor to the real world.
Asks the question "what if?"

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They are so appealing because you could have different ideas or who did something involving that conspiracy theory.

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They are so appealing because the actual answer is unknown, and there are many ways/ideas of how the event started or happened.

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Conspiracy theories are appealing to many people because not knowing the answer might bring someone's attention to it. They could possibly be way more interested too.

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Conspiracy theories are so appealing because someone can make sense of events in ways that support their worldview and they don't have to reconsider their beliefs.

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A conspiracy theory is the belief that someone else or a group of people are responsible for a circumstance or event

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Although they are usually based on little evidence, conspiracy theories offer the question of "what if...". This makes them fun and interesting to investigate and dig deeper into. An example is that the moon landing was faked by the United States.

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I believe that we think conspiracy theories are popular and appealing because they allow us to think of anything we want. It gives people a reason to get more and more information and try different results.

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Conspiracy Theories are so appealing as they are intricate ideas of how certain events occurred. They provide details and clues that many people may have never considered and it provides an interesting account of details. Especially if the conspiracy theories surround an unsolved event, it offers an explanation as to what may have happened.

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Conspiracy theories are so popular because they add a new perspective to an established idea. They allow people to question things which are exciting.
ex. UFO sightings

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They are popular because people argue about something that may or may not of happened and other stories open up about the conspiracy theory, and it is just a constant cycle of different stories.

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Conspiracy theories are so popular and appealing because a lot of the time cause controversy and make people wonder about what the actual truth is. One example is the conspiracy theory about who caused 911.

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Conspiracies are so appealing because some are so good they could be true

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Conspiracy theories are so appealing because they answer the unknown. People always wonder about what could be or what happened, and conspiracy theories come up with ideas about what happened.

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Conspiracy theories are popular and appealing because people want to find alternative answers to controversial/important events.

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Because people don't trust the goverment.