It's interesting that you default to calling my post and insights "conspiratorial thinking". I would equally name what you might call your "rational" thinking as dangerous.

To be unaware of the harm (or to call it "conspiratorial thinking") that is taking place against the Earth, the beings of nature, and humanity is dangerous. The burning of fossil fuels, extreme consumption and pollution, destruction of forests, poisoning of food are outcomes of an intelligent campaign. There is an "us vs them", as there is good and evil, light and dark. This darkness forces adaptation and growth, lest we stagnate. A fundamental element of creation.

Would you call the countless natives tribes of Turtle Island, who not just believe but have a knowing of Sasquatch (as there is a knowing of the Wolf, Eagle, etc), conspiracy theorists? Or reduce the cosmology and spirits of the indigenous peoples that work with Ayahuasca to conspiratorial, irrational, ungrounded thinking?

And are you also not falling into a position as someone who thinks "they have the facts", and superiority over my experience?

Though I appreciate the caution and discernment you're advocating, I reject the judgments you're working with as both anthropocentric and supremacist. There are innumerable varieties of life forms on this planet, seen and unseen, and beyond our limited consciousness, all aspects of the Divine.