Key words are”a priori”. Due to telescoping bias we tend to believe these were known prior to empiric evidence being provided by whistleblowers and journalists. The question isn’t does criminal conspiracy happen. It is are conspiracy theories ever proven true. They’re different.
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Not according to OP criteria
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Did people believe that gameshows were rigged before one was discovered to be rigged? (wasn't there a movie about this?)
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Mark's qualifiers/criteria may be narrowing it too far. Like, it was common enough to believe that priests routinely abused children, to the point where there were jokes about it, but his criteria eliminates it for some reason.
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I think you might actually have one of the few that does meet the criteria, actually. It was broadly believed in anti-Catholic circles that priests did engage in sexual activity that was illegal/immoral. And this belief in a cover up went back over a century at least.
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Not one.
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Climate change denial by oil companies. VWs emissions cheat.
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Maybe the NSA spying on us?
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