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Films like National Treasure love to play on conspiracy theories, and the Eye of Providence is a favorite that shows up time and again. But what does it actually mean and is there any real conspiracy behind it? What is this thing? You've probably seen this eye in a bunch of conspiracy theories and Illuminati references. It's the same eye you see on the back of a dollar bill and it's even part of the Great Seal of the United States. No, not there, it's actually on the other side. Yes, the seal has two sides. But this symbol's meaning and creation actually have nothing to do with any of that. But this symbol's meaning and creation actually have nothing to do with any of that. It shows an eye, often surrounded by rays of light, enclosed by a triangle. Artists used it to represent the all-seeing eye of God. The three points of the triangle represent the Christian mythology of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The rays of light are stand-ins for holiness and divinity. One of the first known appearances of it is in this painting: the Supper of Emmaus painted for the Carthusians in 1525. If you go even farther back in history, you can find an Eye being used in ancient Egyptian times. For example, the "Eye of Horus" belongs to Horus the sky god, often depicted as a falcon. It's a falcon's eye. Fast forward to the founding of the United States, and it ended up on the back end of the Great Seal on top of a pyramid… why? Steven C. Bullock: The pyramid is a sign of strength and survival and long-lasting and that's showing that the new nation is going to survive and last a long time and it's built on 13 different steps meaning the 13 new states, the 13 former colonies. It was a few years later that the Freemasons started using the eye. Some think it's the masons' way of projecting their own watchful power, but it's actually the opposite. Steven C. Bullock: The all-seeing eye of God was designed for freemasons was designed to be a message to themselves, 'we are being watched over, therefore we need to live up to the standards of not only religion but also Freemasonry. Freemasons were reminding themselves to keep to their own strict moral standards, not push their values on the general public. Other conspiracies say the Eye on the Seal of the United States and the dollar bill mean the government is always watching us. But again, its real meaning goes back to a higher power Steven C. Bullock: It's supposed to represent America being watched over by God, America being created under God's watchful eye. So how did the symbol get so tarnished? Why is it tangled in so many conspiracy theories? Joseph Uscinski: All symbols are easy for people to digest their easy on the brain you know where is data and evidence is much tougher for us we have to digest it and think about it and come to new conclusions, symbols can be very powerful. Here's this symbol it's on the back of the dollar bill. You can attach a picture to it. And it's much easier to do that than to say well listen, we have free markets and we have democracy and both those things are incredibly messy and no one is really controlling it, but if I give you a few symbols and attach a name to it... All the sudden you have an evil villain that you can pin the blame on. Ok. But evil villains do exist... is it really such a stretch to believe others like them might be using symbols to signal their secret intentions? Joseph Uscinski: There are all sorts of things that people see that they think are clues put out there. So the dollar bill, the way the roads are made in Washington DC. There's a painting in the airport in Colorado that people think is really an Illuminati base because there's a weird painting painted on the wall there. People think there are secret messages in the movies in the music. The truth is if you're pulling off a grand conspiracy the idea is that you wanna do this in secret you don't wanna be caught you don't wanna put out clues. It doesn't make sense. None of this makes sense. So instead of signifying an all-seeing power that watches over us all, and hints to greater and more sinister plans ahead, maybe the simpler explanation is true: It's just a symbol.

illuminati, designation in use from the 15th century, assumed by or applied to various groups of persons who claimed to be unusually enlightened. The word is the plural of the Latin illuminatus (“revealed” or “enlightened”). The Illuminati is fascinating, but is it real? This is the history of the real group, including everything from the Freemasons to Dan Brown. If you've heard about the group, you've probably wondered: what is the real illuminati? Conspiracy theories like "illuminati confirmed" have confused the issue, so here are the illuminati facts about the history of the group.

There are some crazy ideas about the afterlife out there. Whether it’s the theory that we’re reincarnated – maybe even into an animal! – or the Raëlian idea that we can live on through cloning and mind transfer, or the belief that we can have a digital afterlife (kinda like “The Matrix”), these are some pretty interesting beliefs about what happens after death. WatchMojo counts down ten mind-blowing ideas about what happens when we die. #10: Duat: A Perilous Journey #9: Our Consciousness Will Continue in Other Universes #8: Raëlian Cloning #7: All Existence Ends #6: Different Destinations for Different Deaths #5: Rebirth [aka Reincarnation] #4: A Digital Afterlife #3, #2 & #1???

Where did we come from? Where are we headed? What is our world? Are we alone in the universe? When the mental gears really start moving, people can come up with theories that are downright terrifying! In this video, you'll learn about 13 of the scariest theories that’ll make you question everything you thought you knew about your reality. TIMESTAMPS: The Great Filter 1:28 Higher dimensional beings 2:33 False Vacuum 3:23 We're living in a black hole 4:10 White Holes 4:50 The Multiverse Theory 5:25 Brain in a Vat 6:03 Roko's Basilisk 6:48 The Transcension Hypothesis 7:21 The Terror Management Theory 8:00 The Sixth Mass Extinction 8:35 The Fermi Paradox 9:17 The Simulation Theory 10:00

A moral panic in classical Athens. Plots at the court of Alexander the Great. A mysterious cult from the east. In this video, I explore three of the classical world's most notorious conspiracy theories.

Apollo, project conducted by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in the 1960s and ’70s that landed the first humans on the Moon. In May 1961 Pres. John F. Kennedy committed America to landing astronauts on the Moon by 1970. The choice among competing techniques for achieving a Moon landing and return was not resolved until considerable further study. Three methods were considered. In direct ascent, one vehicle would lift off from Earth, land on the Moon, and return. However, the proposed Nova rocket would not be ready by 1970. In Earth orbit rendezvous, a spacecraft carrying the crew would dock in Earth orbit with the propulsion unit that would carry enough fuel to go to the Moon. However, this method required two separate launches. while the moonwalkers, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, dominate our memories of the moon landing, there’s a third astronaut who deserves his place in history. Michael Collins piloted the Apollo 11 command module spacecraft in lunar orbit while his two colleagues collected moon rocks. In a rare interview he tells Sarah Abo if it wasn’t for him, one of our greatest successes would have been a monumental failure.

Scientists have discovered some compelling evidence that suggests ancient Egyptian Pharaoh's were aliens. In today's educational video we're going to look into the claims to see if Aliens really helped build the pyramids or not.

This conspiracy tells Sergeant Jim Penniston of the United States Air Force, spotted an alien aircraft in Rendlesham Forest. Check out the conspiracy theory that theorists call Britain's Roswell UFO incident!

Area 51, secret U.S. Air Force military installation located at Groom Lake in southern Nevada. It is administered by Edwards Air Force Base in southern California. The installation has been the focus of numerous conspiracies involving extraterrestrial life, though its only confirmed use is as a flight testing facility. For years there was speculation about the installation, especially amid growing reports of UFO sightings in the vicinity. The site became known as Area 51, which was its designation on maps of the Atomic Energy Commission. Conspiracy theories gained support in the late 1980s, when a man alleging to have worked at the installation claimed that the government was examining recovered alien spacecraft.

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