That may be but my contention is 20% will never believe it and another 20% will be uncertain.


Have you ever seen a hypnotist tell someone on stage that they have entirely forgotten the number 7 and later they are asked to count to ten and they go from ..4 5 6 to 8.. without hesitation?
THAT IS EASY
It is as though not believing something is a natural state of mind for half of us. The smaller 20% can follow suggestions that create a novel behavior or a newly imagined order.

Not believing the number 7 exists, blocking a memory, causes a person to make up an easily accepted excuse ( a conspiracy theory) to rationalize their experience.
I was trained for over two years and self discovered hypnotic truths for 12 years. You have heard me say hypnosis and politics is just one example of how odd we may behave in special circumstances.


It does not matter how bizarre a -lie- , there are people who will believe it. Priests and doctors are sometimes aware of this.


In light of how 'crazy' conspiracies can be, I hope you can see how they do exist in a new light and perspective.