Basically nothing is real and sea monsters are going to eat you.
John F. Kennedy's brain is possibly missing, maybe.
The new book End of Days: The Assassination of John F. Kennedy alleges that JFK's brain went missing after his autopsy. Conspiracy theorists speculate it was intentionally hidden to cover up the truth: that JFK was shot from the front, rather than from behind, by Lee Harvey Oswald.
Yuri Gagarin wasn't the first person to enter space — just the first to come back alive.
The "Lost Cosmonauts" theory claims that Gagarin was the first man to survive human spaceflight, but not the first to enter the heavens. Another cosmonaut, Vladimir Ilyushin, is believed to have landed off-course and been held by the Chinese government, and conspiracy theorists purport over a dozen cosmonauts may have perished in space before Gagarin's flight.
The ancient Egyptians discovered electricity, and the pyramids were giant conductors.
A series of stone reliefs at the Dendera Temple complex depict what appears to resemble modern electical lighting systems such as Geissler and Crookes tubes. Fringe theories ran wild with this comparison, alleging that the pitch-black passageways in the pyramids were lit via electricity.
Déjà vu is caused when the same event happens in two universes at the same time.
Some parapsychologists claim that déjà vu is triggered by similar events occurring simultaneously in different dimensions. Others claim the phenomenon is caused by reliving a moment from a past life.
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