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The flat-Earth conspiracy is spreading around the globe. Does it hide a darker core?
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Archived 1 year ago from CNN International
The flat-Earth conspiracy is spreading around the globe. Does it hide a darker core?

CNN  —  “I don’t want to be a flat Earther,” David Weiss says, his voice weary as he reflects on his personal awakening. “Would you wake up in the morning and want everyone to think you’re an idiot?” But Weiss is a flat Earther. Ever since he tried and failed to find proof of the Earth’s curve four …

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The flat-Earth conspiracy is spreading around the globe. Does it hide a darker core?
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Archived 1 year ago from CNN
The flat-Earth conspiracy is spreading around the globe. Does it …

CNN  —  “I don’t want to be a flat Earther,” David Weiss says, his voice weary as he reflects on his personal awakening. “Would you wake up in the morning and want everyone to think you’re an idiot?” But Weiss is a flat Earther. Ever since he tried and failed to find proof of the Earth’s curve four …

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The flat-Earth conspiracy is spreading around the globe. Does it hide a darker core?
Flat Earth
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Archived 1 year ago from CNN International
The flat-Earth conspiracy is spreading around the …

CNN  —  “I don’t want to be a flat Earther,” David Weiss says, his voice weary as he reflects on his personal awakening. “Would you wake up in the morning and want everyone to think you’re an idiot?” But Weiss is a flat Earther. Ever since he tried and failed to find proof of the Earth’s curve four …

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Writing Switch: Conspiracy therapists — Soothing the minds of Aspen’s most frazzled residents
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Archived 6 years ago from Aspen Times
Writing Switch: Conspiracy therapists — Soothing the minds of Aspen’s most frazzled residents

Crazy woman wearing a metal colander for a helmetGetty Images/iStockphoto | iStockphoto Convinced that there were ulterior forces behind getting snubbed for best columnist in The Aspen Times’ Best Of contest, we set out to explore what other conspiracies are lurking underneath Aspen’s botoxed …

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My Turn: The politics of conspiracy
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Archived 6 years ago from Concord Monitor
My Turn: The politics of conspiracy

My Turn: The politics of conspiracy Opinion > Columns A man holds a Q sign – for the QAnon conspiracy theory – while he waits in line to enter a campaign rally for President Donald Trump in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., on Aug. 2, 2018. AP For the Monitor Published: 8/4/2019 7:00:13 AM Even as we celebrate …

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50 Years After the Moon Landing: Why Conspiracy Theories Won’t Die
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Archived 1 year ago from Rolling Stone
50 Years After the Moon Landing: Why Conspiracy Theories Won’t Die

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, meteorologists are staying awake for days at a time trying to get vital, life-saving information out to the folks who will be affected. That’s their job. But this year, several of them tell Rolling Stone, they’re increasingly having to take time out to quell …

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Opinion: How moon landing conspiracy theories influenced the far-right
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Archived 2 years ago from The Independent
Opinion: How moon landing conspiracy theories influenced the far-right

Sign up for the View from Westminster email for expert analysis straight to your inboxGet our free View from Westminster emailHalf a century has passed since Nasa launched its spectacular missions to the Moon, broadcasting the first of its six to millions around the world in 1969. But since then, …

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America is a nation of conspiracy theorists. Here are the most commonly believed in phenomena.
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Archived 6 years ago from Insider
America is a nation of conspiracy theorists. Here are the most commonly believed in phenomena.

Nearly 80% of Americans believe in at least one unscientifically proven idea, according to a new INSIDER poll. Health and wellness beliefs, such as the benefits of aromatherapy and essential oils, were most popular.  A third of those polled said they believe in at least one conspiracy theory, from …

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Why Do So Many Americans Believe the Moon Landing Was Fake?
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Archived 5 years ago from Slate
Why Do So Many Americans Believe the Moon Landing Was Fake?

The Virtual YouTube World Is in Uproar. What’s the Virtual YouTube World? How an App Is Fueling a New Form of Vigilantism A Very Brief History of Billionaires Going to Space All the New Ways Apple Is Trying to Take Over Your Life This week’s 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing brought …

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They Kinda Want to Believe Apollo 11 Was Maybe a Hoax
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Archived 6 years ago from The New York Times
They Kinda Want to Believe Apollo 11 Was Maybe a Hoax

Video Dawson’s “theories” are assembled from pop culture detritus, stitched together through video clips, off-the-cuff podcast interviews and spooky internet chatter. His videos are pegged to trending topics — whipping up nefarious plots around fidget spinners and Avril Lavigne — but they also plug …

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