The Flat Earth Theory
Despite centuries of scientific evidence confirming that the Earth is round, some individuals still adhere to the flat Earth theory. This belief posits that the planet is flat and that governments and scientists are conspiring to hide this truth from the public. Modern technology, including satellite imagery, has largely debunked this theory.
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Conspiracy theories have captivated public imagination for decades, often blending elements of truth with speculation and fear. Here are ten of the most significant conspiracy theories that have sparked widespread debate and interest.
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