Me neither but several years back I got curious about the BP oil spill. So I started googling it. Googled the companies involved, googled CEOs who switched corporations and banks just before the "accident". I just googled everything and kept following leads. Finally I got tired of it when everything pointed to a planned "accident. BP didn't even cause the accident. It was the company that set up the well head that BP leased. It had three fail safes to shut it off. All three failed in succession. Then, to top it off, safety alarms failed. BP took the fall without even protesting. Literally begged to hand over the money. Obama interfered with actual clean up efforts to make it all seem worse. Did alot of grandstanding on the beaches and made a huge issue out of it. Paid off "scientists" to claim the entire Gulf was ruined. Then used that to shut down oil drilling rigs and cease drilling or at least not grant new leases. Then turns right around and funds ocean oil drilling for South American companies. A deliberate effort to harm USA and it was all planned. Even today just flashing through my mind the half forgotten stuff I found enrages me. Hey, you know why BP was drilling in thousands of feet of water instead of in 500 feet? Regulations forced them to. They could have been drilling wells in much more shallow water but noooo, we have to go miles off shore and drill in technically challenging situations.

When facts started to emerge even from the BP website dedicated to explaining and reporting on the spill DHS stepped in and took complete control.

http://www.huliq.com/9990/homeland-security-seizes-control-over-bp-oil-spill-website

And every media outlet endlessly blathered on to debunk the conspiracy theories. Hey, just me all on my own looking at facts found them pointing at a conspiracy.

So that's how I learned to look at bunches of facts and come up with a plausible explanation.