I would say it's the Dunning–Kruger effect that makes some people fall for such things but not others. At lest at the beginning. If someone once went down the r

I would say it's the Dunning–Kruger effect that makes some people fall for such things but not others. At lest at the beginning. If someone once went down the rabbit hole they will start to question absolutely everything but that the fact that they could be wrong. And where you can't help them anymore with logic arguments. Logic build on what everyone agrees on like math, physics etc. But if you try to explain why the earth atmosphere isn't sucked away by the vacuum of space if there is no ceiling dome, you are lost if the other person questions gravity because that was invent by the Jews or whatever to [insert evil plan here].