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This fits the strict definition of "conspiracy theory" -- a theory that a group of people are working together in secret (or "conspiring") to achieve a specific
by johnhenry 4y ago
This fits the strict definition of "conspiracy theory" -- a theory that a group of people are working together in secret (or "conspiring") to achieve a specific goal.
You're attempting to apply a connotation -- that the theory is unfounded -- that is usually associated with the term, but not definitive. This is particularly troubling in the face of the evidence presented.
- voidwtf 4y agoI believe that, in modern English parlance, the idea that the theory is unfounded is the primary meaning. I doubt the strict definition was ever considered here.