Conspiracy Theory Conviction Chart

Okay, this is convincing me 2030 agenda We're escape to Mars 9/11 was planned by the USA government The Big Pharma Illuminati control the world Pizzagate John F. Kennedy was killed by CIA Reptilians control the world Autism provoked by vaccines Interesting The Great Filter Lana del Rey is a witch China spy USA with Tiktok Titanic never crash with the iceberg Fake but iconic Aliens build pyramids in Egypt Apollo 11 mission was filmed by Stanley Kubrick Walt Disney's corpse is frozen Arthur Conan Doyle was Jack the Ripper Not true for me Area 51 hide aliens Denver airport John F. Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe Katy Perry is JonBenet Ramsey We lived in a simulation William Shakespeare never existed Die Glocke Mozart poisoned by aqua tofana Who the hell believe this? Hollow Earth Humans meet the dinosaurs Jesus Christ get married with Mary Magdalene Nicolas Cage is a vampire Paul McCartney was replaced The planet Earth is flat Wormholes that connect the multiverse Polybius

A colorful chart ranks conspiracy theories from convincing to completely unbelievable, with rows labeled “Interesting,” “Fake but iconic,” “Not true for me,” and “Who the hell believe this?” It humorously groups familiar conspiracies and fringe claims according to how believable they seem, making it useful as a reaction to an escalating list of bizarre theories. EN: A colorful chart ranks conspiracy theories from convincing to completely unbelievable, with rows labeled “Interesting,” “Fake but iconic,” “Not true for me,” and “Who the hell believe this?” It humorously groups familiar conspiracies and fringe claims according to how believable they seem, making it useful as a reaction to an escalating list of bizarre theories.

• @deenya_md / 19486 2025-10-08