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Why do people believe some theories even if they are not supported by credible evidence?
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Why do people believe some theories even if they are not supported by credible evidence?

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Because the brain is made that way. People wild believe anything, especially if it's called a theory.
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because it's has the potential to have evidence or it can be pseudoscience
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