The X-Files / X档案
The X-Files enters the wiki through 185.魔鬼出没的世界：关于阴谋论、UFO与科学精神 as the popular-culture expression of the UFO slogan “I want to believe.” The episode uses the slogan to name a real emotional posture inside UFO Conspiracy Culture: mystery can be more attractive than verification.
The hosts counter that posture with “I want to know.” In the source, this is not anti-story puritanism; it is Scientific Skepticism asking that belief remain answerable to evidence, alternatives, and correction.
95.都市传说：猎奇故事和我们内心深处的焦虑 adds the show as both a receiver and producer of urban legends. In that episode, The X-Files is part of the media system that can preserve older rumors, intensify UFO childhood fear, and give conspiracy material a more attractive narrative form.
Connections
- UFO Conspiracy Culture - media setting where the show is invoked.
- Scientific Skepticism - counter-posture to belief-first mystery culture.
- Conspiracy Theory Pattern Seeking - hidden-order reasoning the episode warns against.
- Science Communication Disadvantage - why skeptical correction is often less entertaining than mystery.
- 都市传说 - contemporary folklore branch added by episode 95.