This is correct. This is it.

I am a "conspiracy theorist" regarding most of the examples you listed, and I completely reject the notion that your average quadruple-vaxxed normie has sought overwhelming evidence in support of their position.

Especially, the idea that conspiracy theorist types are less inclined to seek counter-evidence than average is laughable. A gigantic proportion of the populace very strongly adhere to mainstream viewpoints on those topics, yet have absolutely zero knowledge of or even exposure to contrarian evidence and narratives.

Every single holobunga denier could recite for you, in far greater detail than the average person, the mainstream statistics, timeline, motivations, etc. Only a tiny minority of believers could tell you that, for example, the chimneys at Auschwitz were constructed after the war and aren't even attached to the gas chambers; the gas chambers had unsealed wooden doors with none of telltale stains indicating the use of lethal amounts of poison gas; 'death camps' featured theatres, swimming pools, sporting teams, even hospitals complete with maternity wards; the Germans permitted the Red Cross to conduct independent investigations of these camps at the time and no evidence of mass executions was found; no camp liberated by the Allies was ever found to be a death camp, curiously only those investigated by the Soviets; the Allies airforce were deliberately targeting German supply routes, including those supplying camps, and even strafed inmates being transported between camps; typhus was rampant, and Zyklon B was used globally to disinfect clothing and people to try to reduce casualties from this deadly fever.

The "experts" have destroyed their credibility in almost all fields. They are liars.