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Conspiracy Theories and Skpeticism[edit]

Reason and the Truth[edit]

INTRO: 1952 Washington D.C. UFO incident; 1976 Tehran UFO incident
Philosophical & Psycho-Social Underpinnings: 4 Vesta
Religious Underpinnings: 9/11 conspiracy theories; 9/11 Truth movement
Conspiracy Theories: Abrahamic religions; Achsa W. Sprague
Conspiracy Theorists: Adam Savage
Conspiracy Theory Targets and Themes: Alternative medicine
Spiritualists, Mesmerists, Hypnotists: Afterlife; Agape
Sketicism and Reason: Ancient astronauts
UFO Incidents: Andrew Jackson Davis; Anecdotal evidence
PseudoScience: Angel; Animal magnetism; Anthropomorphism; Anti-statism; Anunnaki; Apocalypticism; Apocrypha; Apollo 11; Apollo program; Artificial intelligence; Astrology; Astronomical object; Atheism; Automatic writing; Bad Astronomy; Ball lightning; Battelle Memorial Institute; Belgian UFO wave; Benjamin Radford; Bernard Bailyn; Biblical apocrypha; Bilderberg Group; Black triangle (UFO); Book of Enoch; Brian Dunning (skeptic); Bruno Latour; Cabal; Cain and Abel; Carl Sagan; Cass Sunstein; Central Intelligence Agency; Charles Darwin; Chatham House; Christian Science; Church of Christ, Scientist; Civil liberties; Clairvoyance; Close encounter; Close encounter of Cussac; Closure (psychology); Cognitive dissonance; COMETA; Committee for Skeptical Inquiry; Communal reinforcement; Condon Committee; Confirmation bias; Conspiracy theory; Controversy; Cora L. V. Scott; Cosmos; Council on Foreign Relations; Creationism; Critical theory; Damascus Document; Daniel Pipes; Davenport brothers; David Icke; Dawn (spacecraft); Dead Sea Scrolls; Death of Diana, Princess of Wales; Defence Research and Development Canada; Derren Brown; Devolution (biology); Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible; Discredited AIDS origins theories; Donald Howard Menzel; Douglas Hofstadter; Draco (constellation); Drug; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Earth's magnetic field; Edward J. Ruppelt; Emanuel Swedenborg; Emily Rosa; Enchantment; Enûma Eliš; Epistemology; Eric Gairy; Esotericism; Espionage Act of 1917; Evil; Evolution; Extraterrestrial life; Faith healing; Fallen angel; False memory syndrome; Falsifiability; Far side of the Moon; Fascism; Fife Symington III; Flood myth; Flying saucer; Flying Saucer Working Party; Folklore; Foundation series; Fractional crystallization (geology); Franz Mesmer; Freemasonry; Fringe theory; Furtive fallacy; GEIPAN; Gerald Massey; Giant impact hypothesis; Golden age (metaphor); Gordon Cooper; Grenada; Gödel, Escher, Bach; Harry Houdini; Health care; Henry Tizard; Hessdalen light; House of Windsor; House Un-American Activities Committee; Howard Percy Robertson; Humanism; Humanistic psychology; Hypnosis; Iatrogenesis; Idealism; Identification studies of UFOs; Illuminati; Illusion; Immortality; Individualism; Inductive reasoning; Inheritance of acquired characteristics; Intelligent design; Intentionality; Internal Revenue Service; Internal structure of the Moon; International Monetary Fund; Interstellar travel; Inversion (meteorology); Io (moon); Isaac Asimov; James Alcock; James Forrestal; James Randi; Jamie Hyneman; JASON (advisory group); John F. Kennedy assassination conspiracy theories; John Nevil Maskelyne; John Thomas Sladek; Journal of Scientific Exploration; Jubilees; Karl Popper; Katherine K. Young; Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting; Knights of Columbus; Kurt Waldheim; Last Judgment; Lateralization of brain function; Law of attraction; List of government responses to UFOs; List of Old Testament pseudepigrapha; List of skeptics and skeptical organizations; List of UFO organizations; List of UFO sightings; Lone wolf (terrorism); Luna programme; Lunar magma ocean; Lunar water; Lunokhod programme; Magic (illusion); Magic (paranormal); Majestic 12; Martin Gardner; Mary Baker Eddy; Masonic conspiracy theories; Mass hysteria; Mass media; Materialism; Matter; Meaning of life; Mediumship; Meme; Memetics; Metamagical Themas; Metaphysics; Meteorite; Meteorology; Michael Barkun; Michael Kelly (editor); Michael Parenti; Michael Shermer; Millenarianism; Milton William Cooper; Modal realism; Moon; Moon landing; Moral influence theory of atonement; Moral panic; NASA; National Center for Science Education; National Laboratory of Psychical Research; Nazism; Near-death experience; Nebuchadnezzar II; Nephilim; New Testament apocrypha; New Thought; New World Order (conspiracy theory); Noah; Nosocomial infection; Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs; Oklahoma City bombing; On the Origin of the "Influencing Machine" in Schizophrenia; Orford Ness; Osama bin Laden; Ouija; Out-of-body experience; Outer Space Treaty; Parapsychology; Patent medicine; Paul Kurtz; Penn & Teller: Bullshit!; Penn Jillette; Philip J. Klass; Philosophy; Phineas Quimby; Phoenix Lights; Physical cosmology; Planetary differentiation; Plasma (physics); Plato; Politics; Problem of evil; Project Alpha; Project Blue Book; Project Condign; Project Magnet; Project Sign; Pseudohistory; Pseudoscience; Psychokinesis; Psychological projection; RAND Corporation; Rationalism; Ray Hyman; Reality; Rebecca Watson; Red Scare; Regeneration (theology); Regolith; Reincarnation; Relationship between religion and science; Religious Science; Rendlesham Forest; Rendlesham Forest incident; Richard Dawkins; Richard Hofstadter; Richard Wiseman; Right-wing populism; Robert Owen; Robert Sheaffer; Robertson Panel; Rockefeller family; Roger Cohen; Roswell UFO incident; Rothschild family; Round Table; Rule of thumb; Ruling class; Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures; Scientology; Search for extraterrestrial intelligence; Selenography; September 11 attacks; Seth; Seybert Commission; Shapeshifting; Sheeple; Shortwave radio; Skeptic (U.S. magazine); Skeptical Inquirer; Skeptoid; Skull and Bones; Social criticism; Social stigma; Socialism; Society for Psychical Research; Sons of God; South Pole–Aitken basin; Spiritism; Spiritual evolution; Spiritualism; Spiritualist church; Stalinism; Stephen Jay Gould; Steven M. Greer; Steven Novella; Substance theory; Subversion; Superrationality; Séance; Table-turning; Textual criticism; The Demon-Haunted World; The Ghost Club; The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution; The Magic of Reality; The Matrix; The National Council Against Health Fraud; The Open Society and Its Enemies; The Paranoid Style in American Politics; The Principia; The Protocols of the Elders of Zion; The Skeptic Encyclopedia of Pseudoscience; The Skeptics Society; The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe; Theism; Theosophy; Therapeutic touch; Tidal locking; Timothy McVeigh; Transport Canada; Trey Parker; Trilateral Commission; TWA Flight 800 alternative theories; UFO conspiracy theory; Ufology; Underworld; Unidentified flying object; United Nations; Universalist Church of America; Urban legend; Uriel; Vatican conspiracy theories; Voodoo Science; Warren Commission; Watcher (angel); William James; William Stainton Moses; Zecharia Sitchin