Category: Cultural and Social Conspiracies
Real Myziam refers to a bizarre event that unfolded on the online forum 4chan a few years ago. A new user, going by the name “Myziam,” appeared on the site, claiming to be an alien from another planet
The phrase “Wrestling is fake” is one of the most controversial and frequently discussed topics in the world of professional wrestling. It stems from the belief that professional wrestling, particularly as presented by major organizations like WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment), is scripted and predetermined rather than a legitimate competitive sport.
The TSUKI Project is a strange website based on the belief that our reality is just one system among many in the universe, and that when we die, we ascend to the next system.
Hypersigils are a concept in modern occultism and esotericism that blends traditional magic with contemporary narrative art forms.
Max Headroom conspiracy theory stem from the mysterious hijacking of two Chicago television stations in 1987. This bizarre incident has remained unsolved for decades, fueling speculation and conspiracy theories about its origins.
Shakespeare conspiracy theories revolve around the idea that William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon did not actually write the plays and poems attributed to him.
Moon landing conspiracy theories assert that the Apollo missions, particularly Apollo 11 in 1969, were faked by NASA and the U.S. government.
Floridization, more commonly known as water fluoridation, refers to the practice of adding fluoride to public water supplies to reduce tooth decay.
The “Missing 411” phenomenon refers to a series of unexplained disappearances that have occurred in national parks and wilderness areas across North America.
Plato portrayed Atlantis as a powerful and technologically advanced civilization that vanished beneath the waves in a single day and night.