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I can’t help but spend far too many hours scouring the web for answers about the world’s biggest mysteries.If you catch me on a Saturday night being a loser sitting inside my dark room while the illuminating light of my laptop makes me visible, then I’m most likely diving into conspiracy theories. My fascination with the wild stories behind unsolved cases is strong. The truth behind what’s really stationed at Area 51, why so many ships & planes vanish in the Bermuda Triangle and whatever happened to D.B. Cooper (the man who successfully hijacked a Boeing 727) fascinates me.Another unsolved case that I’ll never get tired of reading about is Amelia Earhart’s disappearance. As an American icon best known for her accomplishments in the world of aviation, a holiday was enacted in her honor (Amelia Earhart Day). And this year, I wanted to try something different during my latest deep dive into what led to the vanishing of her and her navigator Fred Noonan.After asking four chatbots what they think really happened to Earhart, I noticed that one prevailing theory stood out above the rest of the wild theories connected to her disappearance.ChatGPT and Gemini’s answers
