Conspiracy Theory

Conspiracy theories are narratives constructed by groups or individuals to make sense of perceived injustices, unexplained phenomena, or societal issues. Attributing events to divine forces or higher powers, or secretive organizations, advanced extraterrestrial beings, or powerful entities manipulating the course of human history.

# Religion

Conspiracy theories are blaming specific groups or organizations for global issues, pointing fingers at shadowy figures or covert societies that allegedly control the world's destiny.

Religions like Islam and Christianity are belief systems founded on faith and Conspiracy theories, they created fictional stories and theories to explain the creation of the world, the nature of existence, or the origins of morality. Assigning blame or responsibility to other who dare not accept their stories and divine entities—gods, devils, or other mythical beings—for both the wonders and tragedies of the world.

The introduction of concepts like hell, heaven, divine retribution, and salvation are elements within these elaborate narratives, akin to conspiracy theories, where there's a perceived malevolent force (the devil) or benevolent force (deities) orchestrating events behind the scenes.

Moreover, just as conspiracy theories often engender suspicion and mistrust towards established authorities or entities, religions challenge history, philosophical understandings and nature.

# Ideas of Theories

Conspiracy theories involve connecting seemingly unrelated dots to suggest a hidden truth, while they lack substantial evidence to support their claims. They often rely on circumstantial evidence, speculation, or anecdotes rather than empirical data or verifiable facts.

Conspiracy theories thrive on suspicion and distrust of established authorities, institutions, or societal norms. They often paint these entities as secretive, manipulative, or corrupt.

Conspiracy theories can have wide-ranging impacts on society, influencing public opinion, political decisions, and even causing social divisions. In extreme cases, they can lead to harmful actions or behaviors.

The internet and social media have accelerated the spread of conspiracy theories. They can easily gain traction and reach large audiences, creating echo chambers and reinforcing beliefs.

# The End is Coming

Conspiracy theories about the end of the world often revolve around prophecies predicting catastrophic events. In this events the world is seen as a means for the all-powerful entities, God and the Devil, to toy with humanity's collective fears and uncertainties. The prophecies serve as a tool to maintain control or instill religious fear among people, this is how religions survive.

Individuals claiming to be time travelers are pawns in this Religious game orchestrated by religions. Creating a concept of manipulation of time and the devil to test humanity or shape its destiny, involving demons and the supernatural to keep humanity in the state of fear and uncertainty.

# Cosmic Reality

Considering the existence of other civilizations in the universe, the conspiracy theories in this world are created by the religious need that humanity is not just one small piece of a much larger cosmic puzzle. That Earth is the only world with life and thus the gods and the devil, despite their all-powerful status, are occupied with the affairs of humanity, that the demons care about how often someone is having sex or smoking a cigar..

In this speculative scenario, the devil sends UFO's to maintain spy over humanity, even if the universe is proven to be larger of any kind of imagination and our planet just a tiny blue dot.

Conspiracy stories, are absurd and ridiculous.. they even dare to question evolution and science miracles like medical science, the level of stupidity however is so large that some theories like the Christian Flat Earth theory dare to not only question the Moon Landing but even cast doubt on the very existence of the continent of Australia.