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To: golfer72 who wrote (1579107)	12/22/2025 11:50:07 PM
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There is a difference between believing in conspiracy theories and being delusional. Unfortunately, you fall into the delusional category. People who endorse a conspiracy theory do not necessarily believe it with 100% certainty. Research examining conspiracy beliefs have found that conspiratorial ideation rarely reaches 100% certainty, and the averages (means) tend to be far below the maximum scores. These results indicate that most people who believe in a conspiracy theory are not wholeheartedly dedicated to it. Delusions, however, are held with 100% conviction. There is no room for another viewpoint. Any attempts to challenge a delusion are likely to be rebuffed and ignored.