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Conspiracy theory sounds very interesting, thrilling, but in fact there is no convincing evidence. Yet many people believe in them.

Probably many people still remember until 2012, when the world thrilled to count down to December 21 to verify the rumor of "Apocalypse".

Of course, since we are still sitting here and reading this article, that event did not happen. However, it is still one of the conspiracy theories that attracts the most interested people in human history.

The eye on the pyramid of the $ 1 bill is a symbol of an underground organization for conspiracy theorists.

In fact, every time a large-scale event takes place, it is enough for the "conspiracy theory" to spread rumors. The accidents with the hands of the underground forces behind, the people who set foot on the Moon as a fake, or most recently, NASA were forced to speak before conspiracy theory that they were using slaves as children. to explore Mars.

These are all rumors without any evidence or concrete evidence, but attracted the attention of many people. What is the reason? Through two recent studies, science believes that they have found a solution.

According to PsyPost, the first study was conducted on 1000 people, published in the journal Social Psychology. Accordingly, people who believe in conspiracy theories are mainly about feeling "different from the rest" - they always tend to assume that they are holding information that no one else has.

In addition, the study proves the opposite relationship: those who want to be special also tend to believe in conspiracy theory.

"Two studies show that those who want differences will have more motivation to believe in conspiracy theory" - Anthony Lantian from Grenoble Alps University (France).

In the next study - also over 1,000 candidates, science also found a similar conclusion: people believe in conspiracy theory because they want to be different from the crowd.

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Specifically, the study conducted 3 experiments and obtained the following conclusions:

1. Those who want to be different will believe in conspiracy theory.
2. Hypotheses are believed more if listeners say that only a minority group believes in it.

"Both studies suggest that listeners want to believe in conspiracy theories because they want to be different" - study author Rolan Imhoff and Pia Karoline Lamberty from Johannes Gutenberg University (Germany).

In short, after these two studies, you will probably think more before believing in some conspiracy theory.

Conspiracy theory or skepticism is a way to explain political, economic, and social issues in the direction of assigning them the secret plots of underground forces behind. A conspiracy theory is an explanatory hypothesis that accuses a group of people or an organization that causes or stands behind an event or a phenomenon that greatly influences socio-political economy.

The theory of conspiracy sounds very attractive and thrilling so many people believe it, discuss, add details, gradually create a tremendous spread. Many conspiracy theories are still being talked about without end.