Around 99 % of conspiracy theories are very implausible, made either by people or the secret services themselves. Why the secret services? Because more conspiracy theories are there and the more stupid the given conspiracy theories appear the more unlikely they are being supported.
The secret services also support their makers so the bigger the mess is the better off it is. I have no evidence for it, just critical thinking and common sense.
Here are some reasons people believe in conspiracy theories (note that they are borrowed from other websites):
A need for understanding and consistency (epistemic)
A need for control (existential)
A need to belong or feel special (social)
They are on the “losing” side of a political issue.
They have a lower social status due to income or ethnicity.
They have experienced social ostracism.
They are prejudiced against “enemy” groups they perceive as powerful.
Conspiracy theories are simple to understand contrary to the complex world
People who believe in conspiracy theories often do not follow recommended advice because such recommendations often come from the government.
Conspiracy belief is stronger when people experience distress as a result of feeling uncertain
Peer pressure
Now my personal look at which conspiracy theories are real and which are not.
Sandy Hook shooting – no
Clintons assassinations – no
Chemtrails – no
J. F. Kennedy assassination – no
Vaccines – no
UFO – no
FEMA – no
Climate change – no
Deep state – no
HIV/AIDS denialism – no
COVID-19 – no
Obama birth certificate – no
Reptilians – no
Moon landing – no
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion – no
9/11 – the secret service may have known about it (I have really no clue)
Super-rich families – yes (I can prove it)
Illuminati (have influence that doesn’t mean control) – yes, overlapping with the super-rich families
Bankers – yes, overlapping with the super-rich families (I can prove it as well)
Links: Who really controls the US and how I can prove it?
Illuminatis. Do they really exist?
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