Conspiracy theories have been a constant hum in the background for at least the past 100 years, with some being more popular than others. Some of the most famous conspiracy theories include Beyoncé being part of the Illuminati, NASA faking the moon landing, Barack Obama’s birthplace, and chemtrails. Some of the most popular theories include Area 51, the JFK assassination, and sightings of Bigfoot.
The internet has also been flooded with conspiracy theories, destroying relationships and endangering lives. The QAnon conspiracy theories, which claim that President Trump is waging a secret war against elite Satan-worshipping, have been around for nearly half of U.S. adults since March. These theories have legitimized violence, impaired public health, and undermined democratic governance.
Conspiration theories can be either widely known or obscure, such as the dead internet conspiracy theory, 9/11 Conspiracies, Princess Diana’s murder, subliminal advertising, and the moon landing hoax. The latest Economist/YouGov Poll asked Americans their opinions on prominent conspiracy theories related to vaccine-autism links.
Psychological research on how conspiracy theories start, why they persist, who is most likely to believe them, and whether they are true are essential in understanding their origins and the reasons behind their persistence. Some of the wildest conspiracy theories include the “holicoust” conspiracy theory, which some believe is unproven.
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