35 Conspiracy Theories That Some People Believe Are Completely True

This isn't a conspiracy theory, this is in many ways the truth. All governments, in every country, try to keep control of their people. In some of them it's extreme, in others is more subtle. I'm not saying it isn't possible to make a change, and that democracy failed everywhere, but that in a lot of places where democracy is supposed to be still a thing, in reality people have little to no power to change something, and governments are actively working to keep the situation in that way

And the wealthy elite of this world. 67-63d107d6d2814.jpg

Divide et impera - this is known and used for ages. How come anyone thinks this is conspiracy theory when this was applied many times and is still being applied

The world is divided in one way or another, through just about everything

It does seem that way, lately. Us lower class people have a lot more in common, than we have differences. My poor neighborhood is a hodgepodge of different races and cultures. We work at the same places. Our kids go to the same schools. People are hanging out, or dating, or babysitting each other's kids. Just because some of the wealthy people, in their gated communities, never interact with anyone who's different than them, unless they're working for them, doesn't mean that's how the rest of us live. That's the world most politicians are from, however. Hell, most politicians are actually related to each other. Almost all the presidents, democrat and republican, including Obama, can be traced back to the same pilgrims, and have been marrying back and forth ever since.Betcha didn't know that. Sometimes, I can't tell if they're purposely trying to create issues to divide us, or they're just that out of touch with reality. But, it makes sense that they'd be protecting their own interests.

Not a conspiracy theory.

Not to be "that guy", but *duct* 🙂

All art is a good way to shift wealth from one country to another without much red tape.

The best part was when anther artist came by and ate the banana as "performance art."

There is actually money loundring done by selling books. Find a non-fiction e-book in Amazon that has a tzillion pages, but no reputable publisher, cost hundreds if not thousands of dollars and it has only sold maybe two copies? That's for money loundring. No-one has ever read, or will ever read, that book.

My turtle just sent it to my dog.

This theory I actually love!

Haha one time I yawned while driving my car and at the same time I noticed the lady in the car behind me was watching me in the side mirror and then she yawned. I always wondered how far down the line it got and now I know it just kept on keeping on

Sort of like how orange cats share one brain cell

I've heard that psychopaths can't catch yawns because they aren't capable of empathizing with the yawner.

I thought this is an obvious thing. Or at least I hope it is because I wouldn't want to walk around my whole life being named Storm, North, Apple or Bear Blue. Those weird names get the most attention from the media and they don't have to public the real names.

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I wish this were true.... but it is SO NOT.

No. Those are their real names.

This one makes no sense to me. Most places in the USA birth records and names are a matter of public record. Paparazzi hound famous people regardless of name. Many examples of weirdly named kids who either stayed weirdly named or had to legally change their name because it was their legal name. Moon Unit Zappa and her brother Dweezil are examples who did not change their names. EDIT: Also, giving your child a bizarre name (whether or not it is legal) just about guarantees more scrutiny / news articles. Boring names would do more to keep a child's life private - to the extent name would matter at all.

That's why X AE A-12 is considered as a name. LOL

It extends to little girls' clothes as well. Baby clothes and tiny shirts with unicorns and hearts on them are made with noticeably thinner material and flimsier stitching than the same shirts with dinosaurs and rockets on them.

The pocket thing is true, it is because the first brands to ever make female trousers were the same that made handbags so they had little to no interest in making functional pockets. The other brands copied this particularity and here we are

Don’t know about the cardigan one, but the pockets thing could definitely be true.

as a women, even if my clothing had substantial pockets, i wouldn't want to put what's currently in my purse, into my pockets. it would be too uncomfortable and definitely not practical

Layering thinner layers is always better, and warmer, than one thick layer. Layers provide more warmth per gram of fabric so are more convenient, less weight to drag you down. Layers trap in the heat, and when you get too hot you can easily remove a layer without freezing.

Not really a conspiracy, i am sure many billionaires would actively seek to be anonymous