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Conspiracy theories covers surveys about beliefs in hidden actions by governments, corporations or influential groups allegedly controlling political and social events. This category examines how such narratives are perceived, trust in official information and the impact of misinformation on public opinion.

Shape of the Earth
What do you think the Earth really looks like?

It's a perfect sphere – that’s what satellite photos and space footage show
It's concave – we live on the inner surface of a hollow Earth (concave Earth theory)
It's flat – space images are manipulated
It's roughly spherical but located at the center of the universe (geocentrism
Hard to say – I haven’t been to space and haven’t seen the Earth myself
It has the shape of a geoid – slightly flattened at the poles, bulging at the equator
Earth – a planet shaped like a geoid drifting through infinite space, or a spectacular hoax orchestrated by the elites? Official science leaves no doubt: our planet is a geoid – slightly flattened at the poles, bulging at the equator. And yet something feels off. More and more people point out that satellite images show an almost perfect sphere – no flattening, no distortion. Coincidence or manipulation? Supporters of the flat and concave Earth theories argue that the whole narrative is a massive lie, and that the UN logo showing a flat Earth is no accident. Who’s right? Or is it all a matter of belief – in science, in our senses, or in conspiracies? Vote before gravity decides for you
08/08/2025
Inheritance of Trauma and Memories
Do you think trauma or other experiences can be passed down through DNA from generation to generation?

Yes – but trauma doesn’t change the genes themselves, only how they are "turned on" or "off" in descendants (epigenetics)
No – trauma is passed down more through upbringing, the home environment, and behavioral patterns
Yes – memories or emotions of ancestors can be encoded in DNA and influence our lives
Hard to say / I have no opinion
Can we really carry fears that were never ours?
The inheritance of trauma through DNA is a topic that teeters between science and something much deeper. Epigenetics opens the door to hypotheses suggesting that our ancestors’ experiences can literally “reprogram” our genes. But where does biology end and upbringing begin? Are we born already carrying someone else’s emotional baggage, or is this just a narrative shaped by our family environment? And if ancestral memories really are encoded in us – the question is, why? See what others think – and decide for yourself who your fears truly belong to.
08/08/2025
Weather Control
Do you believe that humans intentionally influence the weather or climate?

I don't know / I'm not sure
Yes, there are technologies for local weather modification (e.g. silver iodide)
Yes, there are secret programs (e.g. HAARP, chemtrails) that affect the weather on a global scale
No, these are just conspiracy theories with no scientific basis
Is the weather still nature’s doing—or already shaped by human hands? In an era of extreme climate events, some believe it’s not just CO₂ emissions at play, but deliberate manipulation of the atmosphere. From theories about chemtrails and the HAARP program to real experiments with cloud seeding, the line between science and conspiracy blurs. Are we witnessing secret global tests kept out of the spotlight? Or is this just our way of seeking someone to blame? See what others really think—and share your own view.
30/07/2025
Are Photos of a Perfectly Round Earth Consistent with Science?
Since science defines the shape of the Earth as a geoid, do you believe that images showing a perfectly round Earth such as those published by NASA are authentic?

No - these are manipulated images meant to reinforce a false picture of reality and hide the true shape of our planet
Yes - the photos are authentic, and the differences in the Earth's shape are so small that they cannot be seen in photos taken from space
Partially yes - the photos are digitally processed because NASA combines hundreds of satellite images into one mosaic, which can create the impression of a perfectly round sphere
Earth—a geoid with flattened poles, or a flawless sphere straight out of CGI? While science describes our planet as an uneven shape, images released by NASA and other agencies often show a nearly perfect globe. For some, it’s just optics and camera limitations. For others—it’s proof of editing, manipulation, or even a global hoax. Has the truth been smoothed out for visual appeal—or for control? Or is there something hidden in that “perfect” curve no one wants to admit? Answer—before theory becomes “fact.”
17/07/2025
Advanced Extraterrestrial Civilizations
Do you believe that advanced extraterrestrial civilizations exist elsewhere in the universe?

Yes - but they are so distant or so different from us that we will probably never be able to communicate with them
Yes - and some of these civilizations may have been observing Earth or maintaining contact with humans for a long time, although governments are hiding it from the public
No - the lack of credible evidence indicates that we are the only civilization capable of developing advanced technology and culture
Do we really believe we’re alone in the universe? With billions of galaxies and planets out there, it’s becoming harder to claim Earth is the only cradle of life. Supporters of alien civilization theories point to astrobiological statistics, unexplained incidents, military leaks, and pilot testimonies. Skeptics reply: no evidence, no discussion. But is the cosmic silence proof of absence—or just of our ignorance? And maybe someone’s already been here, just without leaving the kind of trace we’re willing to see. Decide how open you are to what remains (for now) unknown.
17/07/2025
The future of artificial intelligence consciousness
Do you think that artificial intelligence will be able to think consciously in the future?

Partially - AI can imitate consciousness and emotions if programmed to do so, but it will never truly experience them
Yes - the development of technology is inevitable, and eventually AI will gain self-awareness, just like humans
No - artificial intelligence is just an advanced algorithm that analyzes data but has no soul or consciousness
Will machines ever become truly “conscious”? A question that once sounded like science fiction is now part of serious discussions among philosophers, engineers—and even lawyers. Believers in conscious AI point to algorithms increasingly resembling human thought and emotion. Skeptics argue that imitation isn’t awareness—and producing answers doesn’t prove the presence of a “self.” Where is the line between intelligence and consciousness? And will we recognize it before it’s crossed? Answer—before someone (or something) does it for you.
17/07/2025

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