So Many Conspiracies?
Why So Many Conspiracies?
Elvis is still alive and Paul McCartney is dead while his double keeps living. Of course, JFK was a massive conspiracy victim.
You probably know all the theories about Elvis, but many people do not know that Paul McCartney actually dies in a car accident 50 years ago. The guy who is Paul now is actually impersonating him. You will find many evidence about this on various websites on the Internet. Clues like voice comparison, pictures, comparisons of face are all around. There's plenty of evidence, sure, but is this theory true? Who's to say.
How Conspiracies Come To Be
Our world is full of conspiracy theories, starting from JFK assassination, moon landing, AIDS origin to the government involvement in drug trade. The list is huge and you may wonder - what makes people believe in this theories? And why it is important what people believe in? Our world is already full of fictions and fairy tales. For example, 95% people believe in gods, ghosts, angels and other supernatural beings. 80% believe that aliens are visiting our planet. There is something in people's minds that make them believe in everything. And this is why there are so many conspiracies around, because people believe in them. When you look at this entire issue from a distant perspective, you will notice that the world of conspiracies has one distinct note - whatever is, isn't. So, if you don't like something that happened, you can simply believe it did not happen or that there was a completely different explanation for what came to be. The theories we choose to believe in provide us with absolution and comfort. Conspiracy theories are created by people because they assuage their fears, bring understanding to things they can't comprehend.
Discovering The Truth Or...?
There's another issue I would like to discuss here. Are all the theories there to discover the truth or is there a different purpose for them to exist. We would get a different answer from the folks who believe in conspiracies theories and from those that don't. Individuals who believe in a conspiracy will try to gather as much evidence as possible to prove their theory. They will go into every detail and even fabricate evidence. Sure, why wouldn't they. It just backs up what they believe and it creates a great joy to find a clue or an evidence that support their theory.
Others will say that there is something very wrong with the world we live in and that we need to be aware of the issues before we can start to deal with them. So these people try to reach other individuals and persuade them to believe into something so they can fight for their cause. Providing photos, videos and other evidence about certain occurrences creates believers. And the conspiracy theory is created. It will live as long as there are people who will make it alive by gathering new clues and involving other people with the entire theory, making them believe their claims.
