It seems like there’s a conspiracy for every aspect, event, and occasion in our life. Think of the theory that there is some kind of a connection between 5G internet and the coronavirus pandemic, which has been continually debunked by our experts. In fact, raising these rumors is considered inappropriate, and those who do can even get into trouble for spreading fake news.
But leaving the pandemic conspiracy aside, there are numerous other conspiracies that people genuinely believe in: Area 51, Bigfoot sightings, chemtrails, New World Order, Freemasonry, Illuminati, Sandy Hook, “stolen election,” the list goes on. And while most skeptics cringe at such improbable scenarios, some actually scratch their heads and wonder… “what if?”
So when someone asked “What is a conspiracy theory you actually believe in?” on r/AskReddit, people, skeptics included, shared some very interesting answers. Let’s see what they had to say below and be sure to share your thoughts on conspiracies in the comment section!
#21

China is using tiktok to develop a database to experiment and perfect deep fake technology and techniques.
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#22

The cardboard rolls that toilet paper are on have gotten wider in diameter over the years. This is one way to make the rolls look bigger. Because you know 6 mega rolls equals 32 normal sized rolls...
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#23

The world stock market is rigged, and most trading happens behind the scenes
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#24

That the government collaborated with tech companies to promote taking "selfies" to advance facial recognition software.
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#26
All countries have Ninjas. We only know about Japanese Ninjas bc they're the worst.
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#27

Chap stick actually causes your lips to feel more chapped after their affect wears off, causing you to use it more often and buy more chapstick
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#28

Well I don't actually believe the government is putting stuff in our water that's turning the frogs gay I do however believe the large amount of urine containing birth control waste getting out into the sewage is becoming an ecological problem
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