pseudoscience
Conspiracy theories tagged "pseudoscience."
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Bermuda Triangle — Ships and Aircraft Disappear
The Bermuda Triangle conspiracy: Flight 19, missing ships, supernatural claims, and why Lloyd's of London finds no unusual risk. Origins, evidence, debunking.
Flat Earth Theory
How millions of people came to reject centuries of science and believe the Earth is flat — the history, the psychology, and the YouTube algorithm that supercharged a fringe belief into a global movement.
Free Energy Suppression
The free energy suppression conspiracy claims oil companies and governments hide working perpetual motion and zero-point energy devices. Examine the evidence.
Hollow Earth Theory
The Hollow Earth theory claims our planet contains vast interior civilizations accessible through polar openings. Explore its origins, key claims, and science.
21 Grams — The Weight of the Soul Experiment
Dr. Duncan MacDougall's 1907 experiment claimed human bodies lose precisely 21 grams at death, suggesting a measurable soul — the experiment had only 6 subjects
The Philadelphia Experiment
The debunked claim that the US Navy made the USS Eldridge invisible and teleported it in 1943. Origins, Carlos Allende's letters, and the facts.
Electric Universe Theory
The Electric Universe theory claims electromagnetic forces, not gravity, shape the cosmos — and that mainstream physics is a suppressed deception. Origins, claims, and debunking.
Expanding Earth Theory
The Expanding Earth theory claims our planet has grown significantly over geologic time. Once a serious hypothesis, now debunked by satellite geodesy and plate tectonics.
Orgone Energy Suppression
Wilhelm Reich claimed to discover a universal life energy called orgone that could cure cancer and control weather. The FDA destroyed his work and jailed him. Was it suppression or pseudoscience?
Scalar Wave Weapons
The scalar weapons conspiracy theory claims Tesla-derived scalar electromagnetic waves have been weaponized for weather control, mind control, and remote destruction. Here's why physics says otherwise.