100 Mind-Blowing Conspiracy Facts

The collective group of lemurs is called a conspiracy.

A flock of ravens is called an “unkindness”. They’re also known as a “conspiracy,” which is equally creepy.

You can’t bring a Furby to the Pentagon. Since its release in 1998, Furbies have been a staple in the toy industry. You may find them adorable or creepy, but one thing for sure is that the American government doesn’t trust them. If you’ve ever encountered conspiracy theories about satanic Furbies, you’d be surprised that Furbies are banned from the Pentagon. One of Furby’s main features is speech imitation. Since most (if not all) of the communications in the Pentagon are confidential, they can’t risk a rogue Furby leaking everything to the public. As of 1999, the National Security Agency has banned Furbies from the Pentagon. See for yourself if a Furby would give away all of your secrets.

The Maya had multiple calendars to measure time. The most familiar is the Long Count Calendar. These calendars measured around 5125 years, beginning around August 3114 BCE. The Long Count calendar’s cycle came to an end around December 21, 2012, sparking a craze of Armageddon conspiracy theories.

Criticisms of YouTube include their servers promoting videos about conspiracy theories, fake news, and fringe beliefs.

Journalist Jonathan Albright once accused YouTube of being a conspiracy ecosystem.

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