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Archived 3 years ago from Based Underground
No, Carbon Dioxide Is NOT a Pollutant and It Doesn’t Control the Planet’s Temperatures

See all the latest videos and articles patriots need to watch and read at Discern.tv. The Light, an “uncensored truth” magazine based out of the United Kingdom, published a powerful exposé this month all about the alleged climate crisis, which its editors say does not exist. Entitled “No climate …

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Archived 3 years ago from SciTechDaily
Cloak, Dagger, and Paranoia: The Lure of Conspiracy Theories

A study published by the American Psychological Association in the Psychological Bulletin reveals that conspiracy theories are commonly believed by individuals who possess certain personality traits and motivations. The research found that people with traits such as antagonism and paranoia, and …

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Archived 3 years ago from MSNBC
There’s a right-wing fight brewing over Jan. 6 footage

More than two years after the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, Republicans still aren’t on the same page when it comes to their insurrection-related conspiracy theories. Specifically, they can’t agree on whether to release the Jan. 6 surveillance footage from the Capitol. For years, Republicans have pushed …

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Archived 3 years ago from Neuroscience News
The Psychology of Conspiracy Theorists: More Than Just Paranoia

Summary: A new study delves into the intricate psyche of conspiracy theorists, attributing their beliefs to a mixture of personality traits and motivations.The study suggests conspiracy theorists are not necessarily ‘mentally unwell’, but often resort to conspiracy theories to fulfill unmet needs …

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Archived 3 years ago from Study Finds
Believing in conspiracy theories more common among insecure and paranoid personalities

ATLANTA — While a good conspiracy theory can be both strange and somewhat entertaining — a new study finds that truly believing in these plots says something more about your personality. Researchers suggest that individuals who believe in conspiracy theories tend to exhibit traits of insecurity and …

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Archived 3 years ago from MSNBC
As Putin faces crisis, some Republicans tout conspiracy theories

The dramatic events in Russia in recent days have been extraordinary. Vladimir Putin’s government faced the prospect of an armed rebellion, led by mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who appeared headed for Moscow before halting the advance.Prigozhin is reportedly headed for Belarus, though the …

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Archived 3 years ago from The New Republic
Here’s a Conspiracy Theory: RFK Jr. Is a Tool of Pro-Trump Agitators

Robert Kennedy Jr. embraces virtually every conspiracy theory in existence other than the most obvious one.It isn’t enough that he believes that Covid vaccines are part of a global plot by the pharmaceutical industry to reap record profits. Or that he sees the hidden hand of the CIA everywhere, …

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Archived 3 years ago from CT News Junkie
OP-ED | How a Conspiracy Theorist Could Become President

Credit: Dick Wright, PoliticalCartoons.com / CTNewsJunkie via Cagle Cartoons / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED BARTH KECK Look out, world – here comes Robert F. Kennedy Jr.! Gaining the support of just 15% of all Democrats might not sound like much for the man who began his Democratic presidential campaign two …

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Archived 3 years ago from The Atlantic
The First MAGA Democrat

This article was featured in One Story to Read Today, a newsletter in which our editors recommend a single must-read from The Atlantic, Monday through Friday. Sign up for it here. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s speech is warbling, crackling, scratchy—sort of like Marge Simpson’s. His voice, he told me, is …

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Archived 3 years ago from The Daily Beast
Treat Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Campaign as the Dangerous Joke That It Is

When it comes to debating conspiracy theorists, there is a simple but enduring rule—don’t. The entire exercise is pointless because no matter how many facts you bring to the table—or no matter how much debunking you’re able to do—there are always new tangents and new questions raised. Arguing with …

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