The lizard man conspiracy theory holds that the lizard man controls the American government and heads of many countries, and even controls the world. The reason for this statement is simple. People in western countries always like to regard things that the government deliberately hides or that the government can't give a satisfactory conclusion about one thing as deep-seated conspiracy. The lizard man conspiracy theory is just one of them, which is meaningless. To put it bluntly, it is obscene.

Such a conspiracy theory market is actually related to people who believe in conspiracy theories. Simply put, people with low income and low education are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories, and there are many such people in every country, so conspiracy theories are very popular everywhere. A study in the United States shows that the average household income of people who believe in conspiracy theories is 47,000 US dollars, and that of those who don't believe in conspiracy theories is 64,000 US dollars.

Another study shows that whether you believe in conspiracy theories is inversely proportional to people's education level. In other words, the lower the education level, the higher the proportion of people who believe in conspiracy theories. In the United States, 42% of people with less than high school education believe in at least one conspiracy theory, while only 23% of those with undergraduate education believe in at least one conspiracy theory.

Why is conspiracy theory related to academic qualifications? Some people put forward the view that the biggest function of conspiracy theory is to provide the simplest explanation for events that are difficult to understand, complex and require knowledge to solve. So people with less knowledge reserves are more likely to believe conspiracy theories.

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People think that conspiracy theories tend to agree with an intuitive, simple and novel explanation because they are curious about the unknown but have no relevant knowledge.

It is not shameful to believe in conspiracy theories. Everyone believed in illusory things at least when they were young. However, with the increase of knowledge, most people are desensitized to conspiracy theories and will not be easily manipulated by public opinion.

However, some people obviously don't believe in conspiracy theories because of lack of knowledge, and they will also promote some bizarre statements. At this time, conspiracy theories deserve our vigilance. After all, ideas can influence people's actions.