ILikeFroakies
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Asking this because I have a friend who is adamant that the moon isn't real
What's the biggest conspiracy theory you believe in?
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hotchocobaby
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The moon IS'NT
real though.......
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I think I know who you are talking about.......
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tiffanistarr
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I'm interested in what your friend thinks "the moon" is then...
As far as other conspiracy theories go, there hasn't been any that I believe in. I just don't think there's any way any group of people/government can pull off the things people come up with. Most notable and popular ones get debunked rather quickly.
I like reading about them and I'm always curious to see which ones people believe in, but I don't think there is any conspiracy theory that reigns true.
As far as other conspiracy theories go, there hasn't been any that I believe in. I just don't think there's any way any group of people/government can pull off the things people come up with. Most notable and popular ones get debunked rather quickly.
I like reading about them and I'm always curious to see which ones people believe in, but I don't think there is any conspiracy theory that reigns true.
The only conspiracy theory I believe in is the banana flavouring conspiracy theory and I'll believe it until the day I die.
Long story short, banana flavouring tastes different to the fruit because the flavouring is based off the original banana which went extinct and the banana fruit we have today aren't real bananas.
Long story short, banana flavouring tastes different to the fruit because the flavouring is based off the original banana which went extinct and the banana fruit we have today aren't real bananas.
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tiffanistarr
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the gross michelle bananas is what i call those extinct bananas
I didn't think that was a conspiracy theory, I genuinely thought that was real
MapleSilver
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I think a lot of conspiracy theories are ridiculous. That being said, I don't completely dismiss them. I find it's always good to be at least a little skeptical.
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Also just letting you know, the Gros Michel banana isn't extinct. The fungus destroyed most of them, but they're still grown today. Just not in very large amounts.
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Also just letting you know, the Gros Michel banana isn't extinct. The fungus destroyed most of them, but they're still grown today. Just not in very large amounts.
tiffanistarr
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please don't get me started on flat earth people............
i really can't with people who have no regard for science.
Although I do participate in a weekly podcast where we pick a subject to debate and I got to debate w/ a flat earth theorist. One of his major argument points was that "i just can't wrap my mind around the earth being round"
There really is people out there like that. ◔_◔
This cracked me up lmao
I watched some kind of livestream thing about a flat earth convention and I think it's kind of fascinating how such a belief has developed in a world where science is shoved in your face everywhere you look.
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visibleghost
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idk if i believe in any conspiracy theories.
they can be fun as long as theyre harmless but i dont like when people deny science and i think it can be dangerous/harmful/whatever to do it. scientific evidence or theories as an argument isnt worth as little as someones conspiracy theory based on 6 hours ofnot understanding stuff on wikipedia. as conspiracies and other non evidence based theories ("cleanse your body w tea" stuff) grow larger people stop respecting facts and science and whatever.
not all conspiracy believers wear tin foil hats and live in their parents' house and realizing that there are people with social power who believe cancer is fungus (idk if this is the right english word for it lol) or whatever makes it a bit less fun and mor scary.
anyway i once saw a long theory about one direction being a suicide group. it was such a long and intricate theory and it was great but nothing happened on the day they said one direction kill themselves on stage so that wasnt true lmao
they can be fun as long as theyre harmless but i dont like when people deny science and i think it can be dangerous/harmful/whatever to do it. scientific evidence or theories as an argument isnt worth as little as someones conspiracy theory based on 6 hours ofnot understanding stuff on wikipedia. as conspiracies and other non evidence based theories ("cleanse your body w tea" stuff) grow larger people stop respecting facts and science and whatever.
not all conspiracy believers wear tin foil hats and live in their parents' house and realizing that there are people with social power who believe cancer is fungus (idk if this is the right english word for it lol) or whatever makes it a bit less fun and mor scary.
anyway i once saw a long theory about one direction being a suicide group. it was such a long and intricate theory and it was great but nothing happened on the day they said one direction kill themselves on stage so that wasnt true lmao
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All banana trees that grow bananas in farms around the world are clones from a single tree in like the 19th century
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I have never heard that banana theory, or maybe I should say the truth about the bananas?? Haha.
I don't think I can say I believe in conspiracy theories, I like to read about them though and see what other people think. My favorite to listen/read about is the Mandala Effect. That **** is creeeeeeeepy.
Also chem trails.
I don't think I can say I believe in conspiracy theories, I like to read about them though and see what other people think. My favorite to listen/read about is the Mandala Effect. That **** is creeeeeeeepy.
Also chem trails.
Imbri
Resident Night Mare
My brother-in-law tris to convince me that space travel isn't real because all the "supposed" pictures taken of Earth don't show stars around it. The space is black, so that means it's a faked background. *headdesk*
Has he ever heard of light pollution? Dim light (stars) are invisible when compared to brighter light (earth in this case). Tell him to look at the night sky in a city compared to open country.
Light pollution! I'm glad someone other than me believes it's a thing. For some reason people I know don't listen to me... It's an OBVIOUS change
tiffanistarr
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But rockets are getting launched into space on an almost weekly basis as of late soooo lol how does he explain satellites?
