What is a conspiracy theory?
A conspiracy theory is a belief or idea that a group of people is secretly working together to achieve some hidden goal, often in a way that is harmful or deceptive.
What kind of bears live near the North Pole?
Polar bears
Why do some people believe in conspiracy theories?
Some people believe in conspiracy theories because they offer simple explanations for complex events, they distrust authorities, or they feel the theories validate their own fears or suspicions.
On which continent is the South Pole located?
Antarctica.
How do conspiracy theories spread on the internet?
Through social media, videos, and algorithms that amplify them.
Why is the North Pole not considered a continent?
It’s made of floating ice, not solid land.
What is the "moon landing hoax" theory, and why do some believe it?
It claims NASA faked the moon landing, fueled by mistrust and misinformation.
Which treaty prevents countries from claiming territory at the South Pole?
The Antarctic Treaty.
How do biases and algorithms keep conspiracy theories alive?
Biases focus on supporting beliefs, and algorithms spread engaging but false ideas.
What is the name of the research station located at the South Pole?
Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station.