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Conspiracy theory explored

What makes conspiracy theories different from other types of theory? The term 'conspiracy theory' is generally seen as perjorative, but why should this be so, and is the critical view justified? The underlying concept of 'conspiracy theory' is that it is radically opposed to 'consensus reality': the world view that most people share. In fact, it is a defining element of conspiracy theory that such theories reject...

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