Yes, they do exist, don't they? They are uncountable.

Uncountable are also the believers. But, what about the non-believers?

Hence, my question is why do we doubt?

Do we doubt because those who promote the event do not present it properly, so the said event does not fit in everybody’s senses?

Where is the truth, then?

Then we hope. We hope that the truth will come to us sometime in a blurry future. Therefore, hope owns the truth.

Take the Moon Landing, for instance. An astonishing event, of course. But was it indeed a “small step for a man, a giant leap for humanity?”

But then, no matter what information people receive and process, they will come up with their own conclusions.

Is it this what the “owners of the events” subject to conspiracy theories want?

And what do “they” know about the said "event" that most of us, citizens of this world, do not?

And remember, whatever “they” do know, "they" will not tell us.

Why?

Hence, conspiracy theories.

Anyhow, investigating a matter subject to a conspiracy theory is like walking into a critical labyrinth.

But you, do not be scared.

Dare to do it.

Others may follow you.

And your hesitant small step into this labyrinth may turn out to become a giant leap that will benefit the entire humanity.