Which conspiracy theories are actually believable?

[zeb]

Just read the one about David Stern and the Knicks for the first time. I love the internet.

[Fuck You Jobu]

Continue....

[Dr. Van Nostrand]

fake moon landing possibly, i still need to watch the documentary on it

[Jorge]

fake moon landing possibly, i still need to watch the documentary on it

Nah.

[Dr. Van Nostrand]

fake moon landing possibly, i still need to watch the documentary on it

Nah.

nah meaning its not believable? i really havent looked into it but it seems pretty interesting to think about, and i know that it has really happened, so if it was faked the first time then why

[Jorge]

It is interesting to think about, but I think it gets tossed out very quickly once you actually start reading about it.

[nyquillyn]

My dad worked in satellites/surveillance in the Air Force for a number of years before retiring. He believed there was something "alien" at Area 51. He was not a conspiracy theory kind of guy and I don't think he would believe something like that without having some kind of "proof" in his mind. I pressed him a number of times and he would not elaborate.

[Simple Torture]

Just read the one about David Stern and the Knicks for the first time. I love the internet.

Sticking with the NBA, I'm sure Game 6 of the 2002 WC Finals was fixed. Maybe not by the league, but there had to be dirty refs in that game.

[Biff Pocoroba]

JFK's assassination. But I don't know which theory to believe.

[warehouse]

My dad worked in satellites/surveillance in the Air Force for a number of years before retiring. He believed there was something "alien" at Area 51. He was not a conspiracy theory kind of guy and I don't think he would believe something like that without having some kind of "proof" in his mind. I pressed him a number of times and he would not elaborate.

i can get behind this one

[McParadigm]

My dad worked in satellites/surveillance in the Air Force for a number of years before retiring. He believed there was something "alien" at Area 51. He was not a conspiracy theory kind of guy and I don't think he would believe something like that without having some kind of "proof" in his mind. I pressed him a number of times and he would not elaborate.

i can get behind this one

This topic seems to have horizons of believability. On one side, it's incredibly hard to believe that absolutely nothing is known. On the other, the greater the information set or event being discussed becomes, the less believable it is that nothing has ever been leaked.

[BurtReynolds]

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[Dr. Van Nostrand]

i dont think there is anything alien at Area 51. There are probably far worse things there, though.

I dont think the government planned or executed 9-11, but there is some shady shit going on there. There is probably a nugget of truth in many of these theories.

Shady stuff still involving the government?

[BurtReynolds]

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[tommymtcom]

I think certain people in this country knew 9/11 (or at least something) was going to happen and let it happen - maybe even helped it along.

[Whitey McTeeth]

Secret nazi bases in Antarctica.

[Dr. Van Nostrand]

i dont think there is anything alien at Area 51. There are probably far worse things there, though.

I dont think the government planned or executed 9-11, but there is some shady shit going on there. There is probably a nugget of truth in many of these theories.

Shady stuff still involving the government?

At this point is it even considered a conspiracy theory?

well, like tommymctom said, i think most people feel like people knew something about it and didnt stop it, so that part maybe not. but i didnt know if you were meaning the stuff like people saying that the buildings were brought down with remote triggered detonations, and stuff like that.

[EJ]

I've always enjoyed the Roswell one.

[simple schoolboy]

Neil Conan shut down a 'truther' on the last program of Talk of the Nation. It was rather humorous.

[warehouse]

aaron hernandez murdered biggie