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The Irish Times view on conspiracy theories: a hallucinatory web of falsities and fantasy
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Archived 2 years ago from The Irish Times
The Irish Times view on conspiracy theories: a hallucinatory web of falsities and fantasy

There is nothing particularly new about conspiracy theories. Anti-Semitism, the most enduring and pernicious of them all, can be traced back to the early Middle Ages at least. But the modern era appears to be particularly prone to beliefs which seek to assign blame for the ills of the world to a …

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MPs given guide on spotting conspiracy theories in battle against disinformation
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Archived 3 years ago from Harrow Times
MPs given guide on spotting conspiracy theories in battle against disinformation

Ms Mordaunt said the Guide for Members of Parliament and Candidates on Conspiracy Theories, published on Tuesday, would bolster her efforts to “protect the public from the damaging effects of misinformation and safeguard the integrity of our democratic process”. Compiled by expert groups including …

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How to tell if a conspiracy theory is probably false
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Archived 3 years ago from The Conversation
How to tell if a conspiracy theory is probably false

Conspiracy theories are everywhere, and they can involve just about anything. People believe false conspiracy theories for a wide range of reasons – including the fact that there are real conspiracies, like efforts by the Sackler family to profit by concealing the addictiveness of oxycontin at the …

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Donald Trump’s lawyers try to use trial to generate conspiracy theories — but it’s not working
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Archived 3 years ago from Salon
Donald Trump’s lawyers try to use trial to generate conspiracy theories — but it’s not working

Donald Trump’s lawyers famously spend a lot of their time placating their client’s narcissistic delusions, even at the expense of their purported priority of keeping him out of prison. It’s not just the over-the-top belligerence that Trump demands from his lawyers, which runs the risk of angering …

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Who believes the most “taboo” conspiracy theories? It might not be who you think
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Archived 3 years ago from Salon
Who believes the most “taboo” conspiracy theories? It might not be who you think

Like Henry Ford before him, Elon Musk has emerged as America’s top conspiracy spreader. But he’s hardly alone. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the conspiracy-theory candidate for president, and as Paul Krugman observed last summer, was attracting “support from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley”: …

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​10 biggest conspiracy theories from across the world; Are they coming true?
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Archived 3 years ago from Times of India
​10 biggest conspiracy theories from across the world; Are they coming true?

​The aliens of Area 51 Area 51 is a highly classified military base in Nevada, and has long been associated with aliens, UFO’s, and alien experiments. Conspiracy theorists believe that the government is hiding evidence of aliens on site and the area being classified fuels that fire.

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How to help a conspiracy theorist: an ex believer and an expert weigh in – ABC listen
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Archived 3 years ago from ABC Local
How to help a conspiracy theorist: an ex believer and an expert weigh in – ABC listen

So you’ve got a loved one who’s fallen deep down the conspiracy rabbit hole. Are they destined to stay there forever?Today, we hear from a former conspiracy theorist and a social psychologist on what fuels these beliefs, how likely people are to change their minds, and what you can (and can’t) do …

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China focuses on student protests to paint US ’empire,’ deflect from domestic antisemitism
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Archived 3 years ago from Polygraph.info
China focuses on student protests to paint US ’empire,’ deflect from domestic antisemitism

The Chinese state-run outlet China Daily published an editorial on April 24 about student protests across U.S. college campuses titled “US people know what is going on.” The editorial coincided with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s three-day visit to China. It attempted to argue that the …

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