Main point: My belief in conspiracy theories follows the research I do to support these beliefs, and how my beliefs are linked to my everyday thinking.
Body Paragraph 1: Conspiracy Theory ideology Usually when a big event happens such as a terrorist attack, natural disasters, or even theories about celebrity conspiracy theories they are compelling with the amount of facts, and ideas that revolve around a theory. We try to connect one unexplainable event into a theory that our mind could connect the dots to and give us a new form of thinking to ease our mind. I could stay up hours reading and watching videos of conspiracy theories because its an ideology that is so interesting that it gives me new ideas to believe. For example, one conspiracy theory alone can make my mind
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What? Where? and How? I usually entertain myself with youtube videos on theories whether its about the government, celebrities, or even unsolved mysteries. One popular conspiracy that captivates my mind is the Mandela Effect. The Mandela effect is a theory where we remember a different past from other people that were actually in a “parallel reality” with a different timeline that somehow got crossed with our current one. One example of a conspiracy theory that I share is the Berenstain Bears one; The Berenstain Bears a conspiracy where people believed to have remembered that it was called “The Berenstein Bears” instead of Berenstain. My sister believes that it is “The Berestein Bears” and I believe that it has always remained as the Berenstain Bears. Conspiracies don't really have an affect on me but they do make me think and change the way I view the world. It is a