What is your favorite conspiracy theory and how would you persuade someone into believing it? by Alliyah Rounce

Annie

2024-08-30 13:33:15 UTC

My favorite conspiracy theory is that there are aliens in Area 51. I just feel as though it is exactly something that the government would do, and they are being very secretive about it. I also just like to think that aliens exist so this is my go to. I would persuade someone by showing them how secretive the government has been about it.

Haley

25nesbith — 2024-08-30 13:33:20 UTC

My favorite conspiracy theory is that the earth is flat, but the reason for this is because I don't understand how anyone could still believe it. With all of the scientific data and actual photographing of the Earth, I just find it hard to comprehend how someone could whole-heartedly believe that the world is flat. However, I would be interested to hear from a flat-earther to see how they can defend themselves on this conspiracy theory.

Mrs. Rose

2024-08-30 13:33:57 UTC

I am not up-to-date on any current conspiracy theories. The only one I am even familiar with deals with the assassination of JFK. Many people believe that Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone in killing the president, but I honestly don't know enough about this historical event to even speak about it, more of less, try to convince someone that Oswald did not act alone.

Serena

2024-08-30 13:34:12 UTC

The existence of aliens?? The solar system and beyond is so large that there is no way that the right conditions for life to evolve and continue to thrive only exist on Earth. The statistical likelihood is might be very small but the universe is large enough to create infinite possibilities.

Logan Sokolofsky

2024-08-30 13:37:30 UTC

I do not believe the earth is flat but that is my favorite conspiracy theory because it has been proven time and time again to be false. I do not understand how people can believe we don't live on a sphere. I understand that is may seem like the horizon line on the ocean and on other places seems like the end of the earth but you can't fall of the earth because you would just keep going around, because the earth is a sphere.

Ellie Chamberlin

2024-08-30 13:38:17 UTC

My favorite conspiracy theory is aliens. There has to be something else out there in the universe. The galaxy is huge and we haven't discovered much of it. There are other planets so there may be other life forms on these planets. They have found water on other planets so this can potentially prove that life forms can exist.

Alanna Robinson

2024-08-30 13:38:56 UTC

My favorite conspiracy theory is mole men. Not because I believe in it but because its ridiculous. People seem to believe either that there are giant tunnels throughout the earth or that the earth is hollow but either way I find it really funny. I can't really defend it because I don't believe in it but they are quite prevalent in media though. (The Incredibles, comic books)

Maggie Brenner

25brennerm — 2024-08-30 13:39:21 UTC

My favorite conspiracy theory is that birds are government produced spies. Pigeons serve no other purpose other than to spy on people. In big cities, pigeons just walk around and hang out. There is quite literally no purpose for them to existence. They don't fall into any food chains, they have no natural predators. The only reason they survive is because people feed them. Maybe not all birds are government spies, but pigeons definitely are.

Will

2024-08-30 13:39:30 UTC

Mark Zuckerberg is a lizard person from the hollow earth. This provable by how fake his skin looks. He's wearing a skinsuit. He doesn't blink and uses his tongue to lick his eyes.

Ethan Kramer

2024-08-30 13:39:47 UTC

I think one of the most popular conspiracy theories in America, is the Kennedy assassination and the CIA being involved. rather than ranting on the facts and things people seen, I will say that it makes the theory so interesting and my favorite. I think reviewing the facts and seeing he different times on how long it takes to run up flight of stairs and trying to pin point where Oswald was till the assassination is interesting. What makes this theory so interesting is knowing it will probably never be solved. This is obviously not the first conspiracy theory on the CIA, but it is fun to think about. I would not argue for someone to believe it, but their is a cool video on youtube that explains a lot of the facts and is interesting to watch.

Alliyah Rounce

25rouncea — 2024-08-30 13:39:49 UTC

My favorite conspiracy is that there is a hidden chamber filled with government secrets behind Mount Rushmore. Although this theory originated from a movie it has been proven that there is a room hidden behind Lincoln's head which was stated by the designer. The main intention was to house important American documents like the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

Logan Schwang

25schwanglo — 2024-08-30 13:39:50 UTC

There was once a globe-spanning civilization that was super advanced. The only evidence of them was hidden under the guise of being apart of World's Fairs. Why would people build elaborate building just for a year long event?

Sam Harbst

2024-08-30 13:40:18 UTC

My favorite conspiracy theory is that Donald Trump actually won the 2020 election. This is not my favorite because it is true but rather because it is so comical. Despite the fact that the election result was verified, some people are credulous enough he was robbed of presidential office.

Josh

2024-08-30 13:42:22 UTC

The Bohemian Grove is a hidden campground in California that features an eery owl statue in its center. It is known to have been visited by notable figures such as Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and Clint Eastwood. There is an oddly high amount of security for a campground, almost as if there is something that isn't meant to be seen 🤯. Some say they sacrifice babies, which seems like a bit of a stretch, but nonetheless, quite suspicious.