25 Most Obscure Conspiracy Theories You Didn’t Know Existed

[@joanhoffman3702]

Yes, the government has blood sacrifices in April: it’s called paying taxes! 😂😂😂

[@karenhackney9920]

And April Fools kicks off all the fun sacrificing! 🤣

[@isaiahmcgee6790]

Blood sacrifices ain't no laughing joke ppl actually getting killed in those sacrifices that's something to joke about at all

[@scapelaine4529]

Funny thing about the frogs that's actually well it's not true exactly, but okay atrazine(spelling ?)a worldwide used pesticide is causing some communitys of frogs, 1 in 10 male frogs to turn into female frogs and it's causing a lot of other male frogs to lose the ability or the urge ( lol ) to procreate you know what I mean,, so I feel like that's where he got this idea from!

[@AreUmygrandson]

Was wondering if anyone would mention that

[@anthonygarbers4955]

Lol. I was hoping someone else knew this and would explain. Alex Jones wasn't wrong, ((ok he was wrong) but he wasn't correct either.

[@DarthMackzodroginstomp]

An often misconstrued subject. Yes, Alex mistakened the nature of the effects of the chemical, but people still completely and stupidly deny the effects of atrazine because it's simpler to pass off complex scientific concepts in biology and chemistry as conspiracy "theories".

[@bluesman9832]

I just found out about a month ago that this channel was back! I have nearly caught back up already and even got to a few old videos that I had missed. I love this channel and I am very happy to see that you are doing so well. You look fantastic! 😊

[@c.l.7525]

Sounds like you need to get out and feel the grass.

[@cindystrachan8566]

Regarding the phantom islands: over the centuries cartographers have been known to insert non-existent islands, cities etc into their maps so they can tell when someone is copying their work.

[@deadpyrat2243]

Also known as paper towns or paper islands

[@siewheilou399]

There is a book titled Paper Towns, a love story based on this practice, and a movie adaptation of this book.

[@christinelang2417]

And the moron who is my representative ( he thought that the island of Guam would tip over with too many people on it) needs to be placed on one of the phantom island. It wouldn't surprise me if he believed in the Flat Earth crowd!😂😂😂

[@salmonsandwich3183]

they do the same thing with fake words in dictionaries. I didn't know about the map thing tho. what if someone tries to go to one of these fake islands? Or they use a fake word?

[@cindystrachan8566]

@@salmonsandwich3183 Dunno. Just saw it on a KZbin video. Can’t remember the creator but it makes sense.

[@newshodgepodge6329]

Knowing what we know about the Tuskegee experiment, I wouldn't be so quick to completely discount any possibility that basic protocols were not followed when treating certain segments of the HIV positive community. While it may not be the same as intentionally infecting people, what we do know is that some federal legislators back in the day were openly outspoken about their misgivings when it came to things like funding for research.

[@ms.donaldson2533]

"America" began as a "Mission" with a "holy experiment." I was born with "Earth Day" and the "National Academy of Medicine" and in 62 years they have convinced people that your natural body can't heal itself without drugs and that cycles of natural disasters are created by men. I currently have open a book from George Bush in 1831 and the friends of Zion have him on display in their museum. I live in a city where a tyrannical sect won a battle and provided everyone the unquestionable teachings that they trust are real. Where I live.... Johns Hopkins created a Gender Clinic in 1950s and now the belief is transforming the world. That place also hosted Event 201 and the James Webb launch. TESTING and RESEARCH is all that place is about and human subjects is where they gather the results of their toxic tyranny.

[@Xassaw]

As well as “Covid”

[@newshodgepodge6329]

@@Xassaw You'll get no argument from me.

[@richardhogenson594]

Where’s your tin foil hat?

[@julianaylor4351]

In my kitchen draw. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wildhare-i5g]

Lol was born with it

[@redneckrumbler]

My hat is a tin/lead alloy😜

[@EmmanuelBrito]

...hes using the byproduct of his foil hat to flavor his koolaid water. ^ allergically 👨🏽‍⚖️

[@Xassaw]

On my head And the toxic waste byproduct of the manufacturing of my tinfoil hat is in your toothpaste. It’s called fluoride, look it up.

[@billinct860]

You forgot "chem trails" from jets that are filling the atmosphere with mind controlling agents.

[@julianaylor4351]

Which in reality are the contrails of jet planes. Cloud trails caused by hot air. But there is a real consequence....after 9/11 when no jet aircraft flew for a few days, the over all average air temperature of the Earth drop by about a degree. All that artificially produced cloud from our jet planes, is just as bad as our industrial pollution.

[@scapelaine4529]

I don't know maybe there is something to that one because look how dumb us Americans seem to be nowadays no one has any common sense anymore and if they do they're probably the ones that can't remember s*** anymore ! I'm telling you it's something 🤔😉

[@peacekeeper479]

I have a friend that claims that one. I learned the hard way that the more I tried to explain them the more she dug in her heels! Proof that you can't cure crazy

[@jonanderson4474]

Can't cure cognitive dissonance induced ignorance either.

[@dsxa918]

The more you look in to these things the more you see that in specific instances you see that a thesis like this has specific corroboration

[@donaldlebleu6434]

#14, you do know there's a published study about the frogs changing sex. Still don't think it affects humans. Just to let you know

[@Danae78]

I saw a video on the scientist that discovered the sex changes in the frogs. There's definitely more to that story and honestly nothing surprises me anymore. I'm not a firm believer in it just aware of more rabbit hole information on it.

[@dustypot]

Mike apparently uses snopes to prove or disprove these theories. Some of these are out there but Alex Jones has been proven right time and time again. Alex wasn't ranting about atrazine and he wasn't wrong. And it has been found in our water systems in extremely high levels. Another one mike talks about is fluoride in our water. While it may not be from the Russians the type of fluoride they do out in our water is waste grade and not medical grade. There's tons of evidence that it does nothing for our teeth. The government is never looking out for our best interest why would they start with our teeth?

[@sabinegierth-waniczek4872]

TMK this (and the "feminisation" of fish populations normally not undergoing s*x change) was one of the reasons to ban BPA from toys (infant and adult) or equipment used in e.g. food preparing. [Excursion (as a starter for your own research, if interested): It is TMK not entirely proven that BPA is the only cause. Water cleaning facilities' filters are not completely successful in eliminating some very potent substances, such as estrogen residues discharged with urine by women practising hormonal contraception. This can lead to an accumulation of estrogen in tap water, depending on the facilityThe presence of it may not even be evident from a default array of samples, as dedicated (expensive...) tests are needed for detection. Men AND women in and with their bodies express and react to the opposite s*x' hormones, so an elevated estrogen concentration may really affect the MALE population - TMK not to the end that straight men suddenly turn gay, but e.g. an increasing number of MEN developping BREAST CANCER, which is normally a very rare condition in men. Background: Before the XX/ XY chromosomes kick in (after ca. 6 weeks post-gestation), an embryo has the potential to evolve into either s*x, and at this stage depends on the (sometimes massively varying) maternal hormone levels. {It is complicated! Rarely a constant high maternal estrogen concentration during the pregnancy oevrrides the embryoanl testosterone, so a genetic XY can be born looking female. In the past this sometimes was ONE cause for lack of progeny/ "infertility", because the affected individuals, their parents, and their partner not always were aware of the fact that the supposed XX was really a XY.} XX and XY do have the glandular material for functioning breasts (exhibit N: nipples!), which "survive" and develop in - female organisms under increasing estrogen levels from puberty on, OR in - males under certain rare genetic (or maternal hormone related - but this would go too far for this post, it's already TLDR) conditions, OR in - males who drink MUCH beer OR consume soy (!) products. {Vegans beware! Hops (humulus lupulus) and soy beans contain large concentrations of phyto-estrogen, and e.g. in Japan incorporating tofu etc. in one's diet is a drug free method to ameliorate light menopausal symptoms. Voilà, enter man boobs, with the potency to suffer from cancer. A physician must remember this to detect it, because it currently is still so rare, but an increase of fatalities may be possible under the above-mentioned circumstances.} > Before you ask the obvious question: NO, women can NOT develop prostate cancer, because this organ is Y chromosome specific! < Even longer TLDR, but if interested, please bear with me - the following is often still not common knowledge, but IMHO mandatory for the understanding of basic facts about s*x-related anatomy and physiology, and further even illustrating why it is NOT POSSIBLE for M2F trans people to become successfully pregnant (until a body can completely change its XX/ XY make-up - ATM this equates "never"): Some tissues still prevalent in the early ontogenetic stages are later successfully suppressed or even eliminated under the increasing respective s*x hormone levels. XX does not support the prostate as an organ in the first place (see below). To put it bluntly: XX and XY both have nipples (sometimes even more that one pair - hyperthelia). XY do NOT have ovaries and a uterus, and XX do NOT have testicles and a prostate gland. And now, to totally confuse the people who are still with me, two final fun facts: - the XX labia majora are the equivalent to the outer casing of the testicles, i.e. the scrotum (women DO have an inborn propensity for handbags, it seems), and - XX DO have the female equivalent of the XY p*nis (YT!), the crura clitoridis, which like a wishbone stretch ca. 15 cm deep into the pelvic structures. Even women with Turner syndrome (XO = only one X chromosome!) do not have prostate vestiges, as this organ depends on XY genetic make-up and develops and matures under high testosterone levels. If you are still here, thank you for your attention. I am a woman, and this topic is close to my heart. It makes me angry that there are now so many misunderstandings and new "truths" confusing society. ]

[@_NewtonMeter]

"Many tragedies that tend to happen in the month of April" you mean my taxes?

[@DanteDoesStuff04]

Wait, it's pretty much widely accepted that Covid did come from a lab...are we going to get an update?

[@davesandulli5883]

This has been accepted but was it released intentionally or not hasn't. Personally I believe it was due to poor standards at the lab.

[@RandomThingsAndStories]

Really??? COVID-19 wasn't created in a lab??? This one line calls into question everything else you claim to be fact

[@Xassaw]

It was “created” as pure propaganda! The placebo effect, using the same brainwashing tactics the nazis used. Those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it. No truer words have ever been spoken

[@carlosvillanueva8530]

My favorite is that birds aren't real.

[@Danae78]

Yup that one about pigeons recording citizens and spying.

[@necroslair]

The only blood ritual the government does is the one it does to my wallet on April 15th.

[@sabinegierth-waniczek4872]

Le sacré de printemps...

[@jasonhoard4446]

My tin foil hat theory is that reality is much more complex than we are able to perceive as humans

[@ComradeRagdoll]

Indeed!

[@Danae78]

Yes I agree

[@pamelot7040]

Absolutely

[@Sir_Bun-Bun]

I'm going to predict that this List 25 won't age well 😊 Still love ya Mike

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

I can't believe you forgot "birds aren't real."

[@kevinhamer2230]

That one's actually true

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

Only if you're dumb.

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

Dinosaurs are the o.g. lizard people. 😅😅😅 P.S. the Bible even states that Earth is a sphere.

[@peterq1978]

they stole that isea from the tv. Doctor Whos Silurians and Star Trek have had them on too.

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

@@peterq1978 I never watched either 1 of those. Sorry. I know it's VERY popular.

[@GaryAa56]

Hillary Clinton's A Lizard Person

[@charlestownsend9280]

It also says that it's flat and that it doesn't move and that the sun stopped in the sky (cause the authors thought the sun went around the earth) and that the entire earth was flooded (despite there not being anywhere enough water for it and no evidence that it happened, with any evidence we do have contradicting the story) and that animals can talk.

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

@@charlestownsend9280 I've never seen that and I've got a minor in Bible.

[@Christian-nl7cm]

in my old town there was a pickup that has all kinds of stuff painted on it saying “nasa is a hoax” and all kinds of other flat earth bullshit. it was hilarious, if youtube allowed you to comment pics i’d post it here

[@topothelineproductions3624]

I like how he throws a couple real ones in there along with the absurd to show he's not responsible for spreading any truths. Lol😂

[@julianaylor4351]

Number 16 is an insult to the Sami people, the native people from that part of the world, plus it could be anti-Finn propaganda by Russia, who have hated Finland since their pro Nazi regime, beat the Russians during WW2, plus they are now furious that Finland has joined NATO.

[@EmmanuelBrito]

It’s a commitment but I haven’t regretted not consuming tap water in 8 years .

[@andeeharry]

7@56 Finland isn't real now? First it was the birds, then it was Australia, now Finland....

[@trout92806]

Don’t forget the moon 😢

[@andeeharry]

@@trout92806 thats an old one, either it is a hologram, a station, an alien thing, a creation, an egg or something. There has been loads of theories for years

[@deadpyrat2243]

You left out the fact that the LHC had a video surfaced involving a human sacrifice in front of their mascot aka the hindu goddess of destruction Shiva at the main complex! Or that the same establishment that runs the LHC built the Goddard tunnel who's opening ceremony was......questionable at the least and down right weird at the best! But definitely involved a goat headed man and an angel as well as some very disturbing interpretive dance choreography! More akin to a satanic cult ritual than an opening ceremony for a train tunnel! Just sayin.

[@Danae78]

Yeah that "performance" was creepy and super suspicious. They were definitely conjuring up something.

[@djdarbary]

The dinosaurs that helped build the pyramids - descended from the ones Fred Flintstone drove in his quarry?🍀

[@julianaylor4351]

😁

[@thexdatabase]

the frogs turned trans not gay

[@Exodus_20_Deuteronomy_5]

@List 25 You asked about what conspiracy theory we may believe? Think about this. 3 truths. On August 14, 1985, Jackson purchased the publishing rights to the majority of the Beatles' catalog-some 251 songs-for $47 million... On June 25, 2009, American singer Michael Jackson died of acute propofol intoxication in Los Angeles, California, at the age of 50 The Beatles: Rock Band is the first band-centered entry in the Rock Band franchise. It was developed by Harmonix Music Systems and released on September 9th, 2009 for the PlayStation, Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii. Theory. Michael Jackson was removed from the equation for release of the game as well as control and profit.

[@rosebrown4799]

You forgot the Flintstones were around during the days the pyramids were built.

[@ComradeRagdoll]

The Theory on Jesus Christ WHO Actually Died in Japan is Absurd, yet Ironically Hilarious!

[@LisaBeta-42]

We all know he went to India and died there - they have a grave that shows feet with nailwounds (a very symbolized picture of feet - but still...) - Only believe "theories" you like best OR those you have invented for yourself🤭🤗

[@ComradeRagdoll]

@@LisaBeta-42 What?…

[@LisaBeta-42]

in a book as old as 1891 the religious leader Mirza Ghulan Ahmad stated that in Srinagar Kashimir the body of Jesus Christ (Yuz Asaf = son of Joseph) lies intombed in the Roza Bal together with an Islamic Saint: Mir Sayyid Naseeruddin - just google all the names and feel enlightened@@ComradeRagdoll

[@sabinegierth-waniczek4872]

Maybe this was one of the reasons for the Tokogawa shogunate's attempts to eradicate the Christian faith in Japan (TMK to be considered successful after the Battle of Sekigahara) and the centuries-long isolation, later only under massive restrictions allowing Portuguese Jesuits and Dutch (-associated) merchants, artisans and ship's doctors (Siebold!) into their society. OK, just kidding, no need for this exotic theory, as there were many other valid reasons for the solipsistic policy. I rather tend to believe that JC went to India in his missing years - following the Silk Road, India was much easier to reach than Japan, and the similarity of his teachings to Buddhism FOR ME is just too striking to be a coincidence. All this is my opinion!

[@julianaylor4351]

One of the sources of the Moon conspiracy theories, has to do with a lack of knowledge about photography in space.... especially the Moon. The Moon has no atmosphere so the sunlight is so bright on the side facing the Sun, that just like daytime on Earth, the stars are blocked out. Others have to do with old films like Capricorn One, which is about a Mars landing conspiracy and one based on HG Wells novel The First Men On The Moon. 🙄😆

[@EmeraldEyesBibleSecrets]

The Moon Hologram theory is based on Lunar Waves from Crow777 videos

[@gloriasymes4290]

I really enjoy this channel and I appreciate how you cleared up; #16 the conspiracies surrounding Finland legitimacy. Thanks Mike and Tristin for your wonderful input and research

[@mjt1517]

The lab leak theory is actually the most reasonable and is being taken more seriously in recent days.

[@Blackdiamondprod.]

A lot of these actually have a ton of legitimacy to them. You’re just explaining them poorly in a way that illegitimizes them. You’re a coincidence theorist.

[@ashleynicole2546]

So we’re not going to talk about the lizard government officials under the Denver airport? 😂

[@Danae78]

Or the horse statue, Lucifer that killed it's creator, or the gargoyle statue, or the creepy murals......we aren't talking about those either.😳

[@debbiehoyt9018]

The lizards told him not to 😆

[@Arjalineck]

Covid 19 disproven to come from a lab? 😂 cant take this channel seriously

[@lhm5629]

Hey! I thought Snoopy wrote “it was a dark and stormy night”. Haha

[@MrGerhardGrobler]

My new conspiracy theory, based on the fact that my sister couldn't handle hot sauce before she had the big C, and now needs it to taste anything she eats, is that the big c was invented by hot sauce companies to sell more hot sauce.

[@fightmaker619]

Wtf is the "big c"? Speak English

[@towardthewithin4018]

Cease Your Investigations

[@ComradeRagdoll]

@MrGerhardGrobler, Be Careful what you Think and Say; you might end up MisInforming the Masses that will lead to Chaos! I’m just Pressing my Concerns on The [Potential] Stakes on That Idea!

[@theduder2617]

The amount of information you just provided regarding your conspiracy **theory** is EXACTLY how every nonsensical, non-factual conspiracy began. It is literally that easy to get uneducated minds to cling to nonsense and thus spreading the nonsense onto other uneducated minds. ------------------------- A very important fact to remember regarding conspiracy theories is that the word theory is an incorrect term to describe the nonsense. A **theory** has factual evidence to support it. Whereas a hypothesis is merely a thought or claim which has no objective evidence to support it. The Big Bang Theory is a theory because there is a LOT of objective truth/evidence supporting it. Conspiracies, most of them anyhow, should really be called Conspiracy Hypotheses. For there is nothing objective to support the claims.

[@renezescribe1229]

Sure, here's a lighthearted conspiracy theory for you: "Did you know that Michael B Estrin, the host of List 25, is secretly a time-traveling historian? He travels through different eras to gather the most bizarre and entertaining facts for his videos. That's why he always seems so knowledgeable about various topics! But shhh, it's a well-kept secret among the KZbin time-traveler community." Remember, this is just for fun and not based on any real information!

[@Danae78]

I thought that he was Al Boylan from Home Improvement 😅

[@dustylong]

🤣😂🤣

[@pepshaven6520]

My pet theory of choice is the flying spaghetti monster is trying to take over the world

[@jurassicparkingplastic7258]

Today I learned Mike trusts the government WAY too much

[@eeduranti]

Tu Pac is alive and well and living in a Florida condo complex with Kurt Kobaine and the REAL Paul McCartney (he wasn't killed by a drunk driver he just wanted to leave the band). He actually moved in to Elvis's old house.

[@christinelang2417]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@charlayned]

And Elvis is living in a rest home in Nacogdoches, Texas with JFK, whose skin was dyed black to make him look different. (extra points if you know what that's from.)

[@monkeynews8311]

Nah man 2Pac moved to Cuba... Listen to fubba ya cuba by eminem 😂

[@EmeraldEyesBibleSecrets]

Fluoride should not be our water supply. You can't control the dosage that way, and you are supposed to spit out from toothpaste. In Europe they have stopped doing this.

[@canyonmann1]

The Alex Jones was right jar is getting pretty full.

[@Jack1999n]

Im sorry but you sound like "i trust the establishment" the video

[@novallasuter5265]

The Death Star was the size of a small moon.😮

[@julianaylor4351]

There's a moon in our solar system called Mimas. It has a huge crater on one side and looks like the Death Star. 😁😲

[@sabinegierth-waniczek4872]

@@julianaylor4351 Now that I read your post, I vaguely remember that I saw an interview where this moon was cited as inspirational for the design :-) - reality (?) is stranger than fiction!

[@andeeharry]

5:28 Something happened to the moon recently. about a month ago NASA discovered a strange half buried structure there, but a few days later, there was a huge explosion in that said place

[@FlattardiansSuck]

...research it... It was a Saturn 5 rocket that had been in orbit and crashed

[@paulpienkowski498]

"THEY'RE TURNING THE FREAKING FROGS GAY!!!!"

[@towardthewithin4018]

😂

[@DIYDomTheBuilder]

Fact Check: True A study came out recently that proved Alex Jones was actually mostly right about that one.

[@trout92806]

@@DIYDomTheBuilderhe is mostly right about everything I’d say he has a 90% accuracy Then take into consideration that he forces plans to change by exposing them 😮😱🤯🤔🫣🙄😬🤐

[@Jacqt]

18:33 It was a clip going around social media of Bill Gates talking a few years ago about micro chips, vaccines, and pandemics. All his odd purchases. What else are people to think?

[@chickie3376]

I just recently found the channel for the first time. Welcome back even though I never knew you existed before haha. I’m glad the KZbin algorithm recommended you, though!, finally!

[@joannewilson1162]

Number 10 has got to be the most insensitive thing and ridiculous thing I have ever heard of…all of these are rubbish but that one…so glad he had to pay…

[@KoldBreeze]

I'm a simple guy. I see Mike. I click the link faster than a second in a New York minute 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@strifedimauro4327]

You do know floride is a byproduct of mining and smelting correct??

[@markcdeyoung3118]

...Why not dinosaurs toiled hard in quarries to mine the rock that built bedrock ...yabba dabba doo

[@rachelmckitterick]

This video could also be called, '25 funniest one line jokes'

[@timvance836]

I mean, you can't really have a singular cure for cancer ad it's a mutation and not a sickness.

[@_NewtonMeter]

THEYRE TURNING THE FROGS GAY

[@seanwiley558]

Speaking as a Veteran.... Military Grade! 😂😂😂

[@daishascrochet]

“The answer is quite simple, delusion” is the best thing I’ve ever heard. I’m stealing that 😂

[@patrickmarino1654]

I have all of the answers, as long as you're not too particular about them😅

[@monsieurcharcutier4490]

Alex jones thing about the gay frogs kinda panned out a little tho, something about endocrine-disrupting toxins

[@THEShoky]

Atrazine in the water did in fact have an effect of the frogs.

[@missmishka8379]

Realizing I've heard all of these before & have got to spend less time online..... Not that I believe any of them. I am legit fascinated by what people can come up with.

[@timwood5143]

Fluoride is actually extremely toxic I really enjoy your content for the most part but you're wrong on that one dude you seem like a somewhat intelligent person baby said this reading stuff off of a script that someone else wrote for you how about you actually look into what you're saying because that was wrong my friend

[@towardthewithin4018]

He is wrong and naive on a lot of these. I watched, but I’d be stupid to watch anything more with this dude. Just cringe. Almost like another boy trying to sway public opinion.

[@garym9575]

Some of these are real out there. What are these people smoking? Where can I get some?

[@towardthewithin4018]

Denial is comforting Gary

[@ComradeRagdoll]

And the Blood Sacrifice on April was TRUE [At ancient times], but I’m not sure if IT’S TRUE Today.

[@julianaylor4351]

New tax year. 😆

[@ComradeRagdoll]

The Theory where ExtraTerrestrials Live at the DarkSide of the Moon and GETS NUKED is Pretty Unhinged and Pretty UnLikely. Not to Mention; Funny. It would make a Pretty Good Movie, But there has to be a Warning label on HOW MisInforming it is!

[@charlestownsend9280]

When it comes to 18, while a 9th planet couldn't do that, there are some theories about rogue stars that could do that, as they'd be large enough to distrupt orbits of astroids.

[@waz207]

(Sorry about this reply…started typing and I just kept going…the TL:DR of it is at the very bottom:.) In my astronomy college classes we learned of “Dark planets” (not sure if that’s the official term, just what my teacher called them). These are planets of varying sizes that were flung far away from their normal star, left to drift the galaxy until it hits something or gets caught in another star/planet orbit. These things are near impossible to see, though the ones that have been found have varied in size between Mars and 3-5x larger than Jupiter. In the later case, I think a dark planet larger than Jupiter could cause that sort of gravitational change, since, depending on time on its own, it’s core could be cold but not inert, due to movement through space. That could cause some form of “reverse” gravity, pushing things away rather than toward due to its magnetic forces being screwy because of the cold core. Note 1: I’m in no way saying I think there’s a 9th planet out there like that, was merely offering a “somewhat” plausible possibility. I highly doubt there’s any chance a 9th planet could exist in the Kuiper Belt with how much study has gone into it…though there “could” be one beyond the Kuiper Belt that is just barely hanging onto our Sun’s gravity (or the Sun + Jupiter’s), though I do doubt that as well. Note 2: The last paragraph in the explanation (starting with ‘In the later case…’) is not proven at all, it was a thought experiment we had in class discussions about these dark planets as to why it’s so difficult to see them (since we have equipment that can measure different types of EMF, including gravitational pull due to magnetism) Note 3: I like your thought regarding rogue stars, only problem is, unless it has massively insane geometric luck, a rogue star pushing an asteroid in just the right way to travel light years away, bypass/slingshot using Jupiters gravity, and hit the Earth…that’s a bit much (even for the guy who just wrote a book above on dark planets. Lol). However, a microscopic black hole near our solar system on the other hand…could catch an asteroid and fling it at just the right angle, since it has much less area to travel. Tl:Dr: A dark planet “could” cause those types of gravitational anomalies, though the odds of one being there as well as what would need to occur, means there can’t be one. If there IS anything out at the edge of the solar system causing gravitational anomalies, my money is on a microscopic black hole more than anything.

[@reallifeanswers9764]

Did you know there's a theory that Wyoming doesn't exist? Yep! But I can tell them how wrong they are because I live near.

[@Cypresssina]

That would be news to a lot of people from Colorado looking to score fireworks during the 4th of July😂

[@ErikS101]

I have not heard that one! My sister lives in Cheyenne.

[@reallifeanswers9764]

@@ErikS101 I love Cheyenne. Beautiful town.

[@stefan8214]

Damn...what's up judgey mcjudgerson? A whole video necessary to make fun of people that believe differently than what you perceived as correct or socially acceptable? Pretty spiteful stuff man. I'm out

[@julianaylor4351]

Number eight.... someone has watched Iron Sky and its sequel, too often. Love the picture from Iron Sky. 🙄🤣🤣

[@DIYDomTheBuilder]

Ummm… it’s come out recently that Alex Jones was actually right about Atrazine in the water making frogs homosexual. Sooo, yeahhhhhh….

[@ComradeRagdoll]

Awkward…

[@tyhaitai6724]

Kinda annoys me how this dude is laughing like none of these theories are actually plausible and more likely to be true that untrue. Just another form of reverse propaganda. Awakened people will know what I'm talking about.

[@ComradeRagdoll]

And the Beatles theory is funny. (Not “funny”, funny but “funny” In a way that that is hard to describe.)

[@ComradeRagdoll]

The theory where it Addresses that Finland is “NOT real” and it’s PLAIN Ridiculous!

[@drydogg]

Sorry, gotta watch this later; I just wanted to say that your thumbnail pic, in that suit, that's sharp! Good looking guy!

[@tiddiesattic]

Are you a cancel guy? As long as the station & viewers in Idaho are happy with their weatherman, what does it matter to "a Florida man"?

[@juniormorris8674]

3 and 4 is true. Both man made

[@janusloggins876]

While amusing to hear about, it is frightening that some people actually believe these crazy theories! Doesn't say much for human intelligence, does it?

[@adammustafa3330]

Hurr dhurr eVErYbOdY DuMb, cOnSpIrAcY ThEoRiEs bAd hurr

[@ComradeRagdoll]

Earth is not a Sphere Necessarily; it’s a ImPerfect Slightly Squashed Rigid Ball!

[@rridderbusch518]

Yes, but scientists prefer the term "oblate spheroid".

[@ComradeRagdoll]

@@rridderbusch518Is it pronounced Ob-layt sfeea-oyd?

[@rridderbusch518]

@@ComradeRagdoll More like O-blate sfeer-oid.

[@ComradeRagdoll]

@@rridderbusch518 Exactly what I mean, but at least you interpret it more clearly than mine, thanks.

[@who-ny5oe]

The earth is not round nor flat it is a cube. My source? Minecraft proved it.

[@3rdFloorblog]

Wait, i heard the Queen was a lizard person not some canniblistic old lady.

[@seeingtheforest9529]

Finland is real, but Florida *isn't!* (sorry, Mike.)

[@ComradeRagdoll]

I HATE how AntiLGBT this Gay Water Theory is! It’s BLATANTLY PLAIN HATE SPEECH!

[@ComradeRagdoll]

Can I stop with AntiCommunist-Rhetoric-Based Conspiracy Theories especially the one where “Communists are Poisoning the Water Supply”! Reactionaries don’t know what Communism is!

[@ComradeRagdoll]

Fixed Version: Can THEY stop with AntiCommunist-Rhetoric-Based Conspiracy Theories especially the one where “Communists are Poisoning the Water Supply”! Reactionaries don’t know what Communism is!

[@DIYDomTheBuilder]

But it was proven to be true though. 🫤

[@ComradeRagdoll]

@@DIYDomTheBuilder Oh, For christ sakes… It’s just a Red Scare Tactic! Not meant to Dox you, I’m just Addressing your SelfHumiliation. Which Amuses me.

[@DIYDomTheBuilder]

@@ComradeRagdoll Well, you didn’t & I’m not, so we’re good mate.

[@no_lives_left]

Nice try but we all know list 25 doesn't actually exist.

[@msn64man1]

Conspiracy theory list25 uploaded a new KZbin video

[@mikeburkhart8336]

Before watched this,I had no idea T Rexs were master builders.

[@pamelot7040]

What about those tiny arms?

[@jeremyspiess5653]

Thank you for the information

[@francescorengifo]

The Moon is just one of the LORDS butt cheeks because he ripped his pants :P

[@Mr.Schitzengigglez]

I was today years old, when I learned where the saying "Thats one Humdinger of a story" came from. Thank you. Its things like this that keep me up at night. But, the frogs are actually becoming gender fluid. You can fact check that all day.

[@ElGranSantu]

The real conspiracy is that Mike and all of List25 were abducted by aliens and returned after an 11-month space travel...

[@Ryan-F.Y.T.S2006]

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[@darlenelang3681]

Sorry but there are a couple of theories i believe in

[@ItsSquonkingTime]

You might want to look into the leak theory again

[@1harothread]

#2 sounds like an exact description of a giraffe 😂

[@tiffanym1108]

Tuskegee. That is all

[@brent_miserwannabe_3thousa38]

Truth

[@MayorMaccheese]

I believe that all 25 on this list are true

[@lnspotts1]

I have a friend who refused to get the covid 19 vaccine bc he swore it caused infertility.

[@thomasfutch7707]

Had not heard about infertility but there are many, especially with the first versions, that developed heart problems and muscle problems. I also know a doctor that said anyone that did not take the vaccines and boosters was a fool and tried to force all his employees to take them. He took them all and caught COVID twice and no, he did not get over it faster or suffer less. As for the people with heart problems, alot of them were pro athletes who were told that they could not play unless they took the vaccines. Afterwards many developed a heart problem that will require monitoring for the rest of their lives and had to quit athletics.

[@bethany-aliciatipping-ball4096]

Discovered your channel a couple of hours ago & found this video especially entertaining - if not a little disturbing when you really think about it. My friends & family wld attest to me having an extremely vivid imagination (w the exception of conspiracy theories that is), but what has always intrigued me is how these actually come into being in the first place- and WHY!?! Do ppl sit bored at home & suddenly think to themselves “maybe it’s time to make up something silly🤔?” though in cases where ppl have taken them to the extreme - Pizzagate for example - have also proven to be a damn sight more than that. Then there’s the question of finding others who are not only willing to believe said theories & but also spread them to others. How does that work? I mean, I’ve got a pretty good idea, but what I’m getting at is aspects such as the amount of time/number of times it takes to be widespread enough to be generally accepted by enough ppl to become a “truth. Mind-boggling!

[@theduder2617]

The real answer is extremely boring. It is 100% all about an intentional refusal to educate despite any and all potential risk. The internet at their fingertips, yet education remains intentionally avoided. "Flat Earth" began as a delusion from an uneducated guy whose name I have since forgotten. He believed that LSD was a magical "key to the universe". What began as something which was supposed to be ridiculed and mocked, was taken as some form of fact by uneducated people who absolutely refused to watch as a ship left port and gradually disappeared over the horizon. Those who bought into the nonsense are those who dropped out of grade school, plain and simple. Objective truth/reality never placates delusional fantasy. As a result, reality is actively avoided in order to cling to the fantasy. Which is why they will make insanely outlandish claims while never analyzing the words they have spoken or written. Our moon alone disproves all "flat earther" claims. It is a source of objective information which does not first have to pass through the mind of any human being. If Earth were flat, we would have days in every month where Earth's shadow on the moon would not be curved. It is ALL about a refusal to educate and never anything more. Boring answer, but objectively true.

[@pamelot7040]

Conspiracy theories arise where discretion ends. 😊

[@patrickmarino1654]

As a matter of fact some people who seek conspiracy theories like myself have to ask you a questions is there a full truth or is there a half truth and a half lie. That said probability of a possibility that the odds are in your favor goes like this I gave 50% of my food to homeless today, that makes me look good doesn't it quite the philanthropist. When you can take all that odds and statistics and crap like that and throw it out the fucking window for real numbers I had one apple I cut it in half because I was hungry too see how the actual numbers don't do the math. Find out how many people die every year find out how many people are buried and burned every year, do simple math subtraction will reveal the amount of missing people per year. Also cross reference to work and go to the goddamn lab and check it yourself the water turns gray and yes the Communists do put fucking fluoride in it as a matter of fact you can take an air sample of Chicago and find registerable amounts of Valiumsome conspiracy theories are only theories until you find out they're not people can talk all they want but how many of them have to go and do the work to find out themselves just like they recycle ship water from the sewage plant into your drinking water that's a fact a lot of what's on this list is actually fact I believe this guy is paid to dis inform us😢

[@cmp052]

Birds aren’t real man. 😂

[@TravysArtyst]

I had a friend who genuinely believed that sleep is a hoax and that 2 hours of meditative stillness is all the body needs for repair and rejuvination.

[@anettenu]

Hello from finland 😂

[@vickiemckie5681]

I have to say it again, you look really good in a suit.

[@cristinesplinis5815]

But are you really back Mike or is it just a conspiracy?

[@list25]

Hmmm.....

[@jodiwittman6498]

New Finland. 😊