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theory A set of beliefs or ideas about something, often expressed in a humorous or satirical manner. ■ "I have a theory that the government is secretly controlled by aliens. But don't worry, I haven't told anyone."
Disprove To prove that something is false or untrue. ■ I was able to disprove the theory that pineapple belongs on pizza by simply showing people a slice of pizza with pineapple and asking them if they liked it. All but one person said no, proving that the theory was indeed false!
Ignorance The blissful state of being completely unaware of the stupidity of one's own beliefs and actions. ■ After hearing his friend's conspiracy theory, John proudly declared that he was ignorant of such things. He then proceeded to share his own conspiracy theory about aliens invading Earth in 1947.
Babbling To talk in a loud, unintelligible way, often without making much sense. ■ "Wow, he was babbling away about his latest conspiracy theory. It's like listening to a broken record."
Basis A broad, fundamental principle or theory on which something is based. ■ "The basis of all successful relationships is communication."
Convictions A strong belief or theory, often unfounded and based on personal bias. ■ "I'm convinced that pineapple pizza is delicious! I mean, what's not to love about savory ham and pineapple on a crust?"
fruitcake A person who is eccentric or unpredictable, often to the point of being considered crazy. ■ "John's always been a bit of a fruitcake, but this latest conspiracy theory he's into takes things to a whole new level."
gauze A person who is easily influenced and lacks conviction or individuality. ■ "I can't believe you're still following that crazy conspiracy theory. You're such a gauze!
Hah An exclamation of amusement or disbelief, often accompanied by laughter. ■ "Wow, you actually believe that conspiracy theory? Hah!"
investigate To look into a matter in order to find out the truth or gather information. ■ "I need to investigate this conspiracy theory before I believe it."
Schizoid A person who is withdrawn and socially inept, often with a tendency towards paranoia and delusions of persecution. ■ "John is such a schizoid; he'd rather spend his weekends watching conspiracy theory documentaries than hanging out with friends."
Spreading The act of spreading something, such as rumors or gossip, over a wide area. ■ "John's latest conspiracy theory was spreading like wildfire throughout the office."
surfaced to appear or become visible after being hidden or obscured for a while ■ The conspiracy theory about the moon landing finally surfaced after 50 years of silence.
Theoretically In theory, but not in practice. ■ "I theoretically have enough self-control to eat healthy all the time, but in reality, I can't resist chocolate ice cream."
Thesis A statement or theory put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved. ■ "My thesis is that pineapple pizza is delicious"
untenable adjective So absurd or unbelievable as to be beyond rational argument. ■ The theory that the Earth is flat is completely untenable, especially in the face of overwhelming scientific evidence.
Vacuumed To have a conversation with someone while they are vacuuming their carpet. ■ John vacuumed the floor while discussing his latest conspiracy theory with his friend.
commie A term used to refer to a Communist or anyone who supports Communism. However, it is often used as an insult and implies that the person is a follower of Soviet-style communism. ■ "I heard he's a commie because he always talks about Marxist theory."
experiment A humorous attempt to test a hypothesis or theory, often involving unconventional methods. ■ "I conducted an experiment to see if people would prefer chocolate over broccoli. I dipped some broccoli in melted chocolate and offered it to my friends. To my surprise, they all took a bite of the chocolate-covered broccoli! It's safe to say that this was one successful experiment."
Idiocy A state of being completely foolish and unintelligent, often characterized by a lack of common sense and an inability to think logically. ■ "I can't believe I fell for that conspiracy theory. It's like I have an entire library of idiocy stored in my brain.
infect To cause something to become contaminated with a disease or harmful substance. ■ "I accidentally infected my computer with a virus by clicking on a suspicious link."; To have a strong influence or effect on someone's thoughts, actions, or behavior. ■ "The news about the pandemic has definitely infected me with a sense of fear and anxiety."; To become infected with a particular emotion, idea, or trend. ■ "I can't believe I fell for that ridiculous conspiracy theory! It must have infected my brain."
interview A conversation between two people, typically one person asking questions and the other providing answers. ■ "I had a hilarious interview with a clown who claimed he was a world expert on quantum physics. When I asked him to explain his theory, he just started doing magic tricks."
Mechanical Adjective describing something that is made by or operated by machinery, rather than by human hands. ■ "The robot may have been mechanical, but it was still an impressive sight to behold.", Relating to or concerning the theory and practice of mechanics. ■ "I need to study more if I want to understand the mechanical principles behind this machine.", Intended or calculated to produce a desired effect, especially through the use of machinery. ■ "The musician used mechanical devices to create unique sounds for their performance."
Speculation A wild and unfounded theory or idea, often involving a high degree of speculation or guesswork. ■ "I have a wild speculation about what the future holds for AI. Maybe it will become more sentient and take over the world!"
Speculations noun:, a wild and unfounded theory or guess, often regarding something that is not fully understood or explained., verb:, to engage in or entertain speculations about something, often as a form of idle entertainment. ■ Mary's friend told her that the new restaurant on the corner was serving alien cuisine, but Mary knew better and said "That's just speculation.", "I heard that the moon is made of cheese," said John, "but I think it's more likely that it's just a big round speculation.