A broken clock showing the correct time is still broken.
Conspiracy thinking is based on many flawed assumptions such as the degree of overt coordination that exists in the world. There’s inherent differences between groups doing something out of incentives where they don’t need to communicate with each other and a conspiracy where they do. Collusion is tempting when 2 or 3 companies dominate a market but it breaks down if there’s several dozen etc.
Conspiracy thinking is based on many flawed assumptions such as the degree of overt coordination that exists in the world. There’s inherent differences between groups doing something out of incentives where they don’t need to communicate with each other and a conspiracy where they do. Collusion is tempting when 2 or 3 companies dominate a market but it breaks down if there’s several dozen etc.