I. Understanding Conspiracy Theories
1. What is a conspiracy theory?
2. Why do you think people believe in conspiracy theories?
3. Can you name a famous conspiracy theory?
4. How do conspiracy theories start?
5. Do you think conspiracy theories can be harmful?
II. Popular Conspiracy Theories
6. What is your opinion on the moon landing conspiracy?
7. Do you believe in the conspiracy about the flat Earth?
8. What do you think about conspiracy theories related to COVID-19?
9. How do you feel about conspiracy theories involving secret societies?
10. Are there any conspiracy theories you find interesting?
III. Media and Conspiracy Theories
11. How does social media influence conspiracy theories?
12. Do you think news outlets promote conspiracy theories?
13. How can we tell if information is true or a conspiracy theory?
14. What role do documentaries play in spreading conspiracy theories?
15. Have you ever seen a movie that is based on a conspiracy theory?
IV. Personal Beliefs about Conspiracy Theories
16. Have you ever believed in a conspiracy theory?
17. What would make you believe in a conspiracy theory?
18. How do you feel when someone believes a conspiracy theory?
19. Can conspiracy theories ever be true?
20. How do you think people can change their minds about conspiracy theories?
V. The Psychology of Believing
21. Why do you think some people are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories?
22. How does fear affect belief in conspiracy theories?
23. Do you think people believe in conspiracy theories to feel special?
24. How does confirmation bias relate to conspiracy theories?
25. Can believing in conspiracy theories affect relationships?
VI. Conspiracy Theories and Society
26. How do conspiracy theories impact society?
27. Do you think conspiracy theories can lead to violence?
28. How can we reduce the spread of harmful conspiracy theories?
29. What role do educators have in teaching about conspiracy theories?
30. How can critical thinking help people understand conspiracy theories?
VII. Conspiracy Theories in History
31. Can you think of a historical event that is linked to a conspiracy theory?
32. How have conspiracy theories changed over time?
33. What is the impact of conspiracy theories on political events?
34. Why do you think some governments promote conspiracy theories?
35. How do conspiracy theories affect public trust in government?
VIII. The Future of Conspiracy Theories
36. How do you think conspiracy theories will change in the future?
37. Will technology help or hurt the spread of conspiracy theories?
38. How can we use the internet to combat conspiracy theories?
39. Do you think younger generations will believe in conspiracy theories?
40. How can we create a more informed society regarding conspiracy theories?
IX. Personal Experiences with Conspiracy Theories
41. Have you ever discussed a conspiracy theory with friends?
42. What was the most surprising conspiracy theory you heard?
43. Do you think your family believes in any conspiracy theories?
44. How do you feel when someone you know believes a conspiracy theory?
45. What would you do if a friend believed in a conspiracy theory?
X. Debating Conspiracy Theories
46. How can we have respectful discussions about conspiracy theories?
47. What questions should we ask to understand conspiracy theories better?
48. How can we encourage critical thinking in discussions about conspiracy theories?
49. What is the best way to respond to someone who believes in a conspiracy theory?
50. How can we use humor to discuss conspiracy theories?
XI. The Ethics of Conspiracy Theories
51. Is it ethical to promote conspiracy theories?
52. How should we handle conspiracy theories that cause harm?
53. Should there be laws against spreading false conspiracy theories?
54. How can we balance freedom of speech with the dangers of conspiracy theories?
55. What responsibility do we have when discussing conspiracy theories?
XII. Conclusion and Reflection
56. What have you learned about conspiracy theories through this discussion?
57. How can we apply what we’ve learned about conspiracy theories in daily life?
58. What is the most surprising thing you discovered about conspiracy theories?
59. How has your view on conspiracy theories changed after this discussion?
60. What would you like to learn more about regarding conspiracy theories?
