Strangest, most outlandish and silliest conspiracy theories.

The craziest one I ever heard is that the OP isn't an Illuminati shill. :-)

The Titor case would make the list, however it is spared (in my opinion) by the incredible , and yet unresolved, link with Marvin B. Pohlman. Besides all of the technical details that you can research on this matter, the fact that "Titor" produced almost the same identical theory schematic before Pohlman filed a patent years later and included the same document.

Link to Google Patent Archive: Time Machine

a reply to: ArJunaBug

You win
That's a good one.

I like the hollow Earth theory, its metaphorical.

We live on the inside of the planet and the stars are the cities on the other side. All of the breakthroughs in science are really breakthroughs in thought controlled illusion.

Can't actually disprove it.

a reply to: Semicollegiate

Um, actually, yeah, you can. Space travel. Deep space probes. Signal timing. Easily disproved.

a reply to: charlyv

That's an interesting one, but you're right. The obvious conflict is a sticking point. That, and the fact that neither side of the claim produces actual working time travel.

a reply to: pfishy

That Obama personally had Jesus crucified.

Yes, that.

a reply to: Liquesence

Did you actually see that somewhere? Because that's one that wouldn't even fit in SkunkWorks.

a reply to: pfishy

From your point of view,

Space travel. Deep space probes. Signal timing.

are only words and pictures.

Like I said, every apparent advancement in science is really an advancement in thought control.

The subtext of this conspiracy is that people have very little direct experience, but believe and behave like they have verified everything they have ever been taught or told.

a reply to: Semicollegiate

Sorry for arguing the theory with you. I was bouncing back and forth between threads and half awake. Thought I was responding somewhere else.