Recent polls indicate that 80% of Americans believe in at least one conspiracy theory. This statistic highlights a significant trend in public opinion, reflecting a deep-seated skepticism towards official narratives. Over the past decade, this distrust has been fueled by various political events, leading to a notable erosion of trust in institutions. For instance, 64% of Americans now believe that the government is hiding information about UFOs, while 55% think the moon landing was staged. These figures underscore a broader societal shift where conspiracy theories gain traction, influencing policy discussions and public discourse. This trend suggests a need for transparency and accountability in governance to address the growing public skepticism.
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