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This involves the misconception that everything happens for a specific purpose or reason, rather than by chance or randomness. Humans find it difficult to accept that events may be arbitrary or without intent; instead, they prefer explanations where every occurrence is purposeful.
When trying to understand complex events, individuals often struggle to say “I don’t know.” Instead, they fit these events into a framework of causes and effects, simplifying a potentially chaotic reality into understandable stories. Conspiracies thrive on this bias by providing seemingly clear reasons for events, giving the illusion of control and comprehension.