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Stupid? Deluded? Uneducated? Why ordinary people get hooked on conspiracy theories
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Archived 2 years ago from Sydney Morning Herald
Stupid? Deluded? Uneducated? Why ordinary people get hooked on conspiracy theories

There’s no doubt beliefs in secret plots formulated by hidden bad actors are based on mistrust and help spread mistrust further.By Kaz RossFebruary 23, 2025Conspiracy theories thrived during the pandemic.Credit: Luis Enrique AscuiNormal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text sizeIn May 2020, as …

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Aliens, the moon landing, and beliefs in Spain: What do Spaniards think?
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Archived 2 years ago from Euro Weekly News
Aliens, the moon landing, and beliefs in Spain: What do Spaniards think?

30% of Spaniards believe aliens have landed on Earth, and 14% think the Moon landing was faked. Credit: US Government footage of Unidentified Flying Object – US Navy.  A recent study by the BBVA Foundation has shed light on the diverse beliefs held by Spaniards. 44 % believe NASA is lying to us …

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“No, ancient astronauts did not build the pyramids”: Flat-Earthers Will Hate Gene Roddenberry’s Message in Star Trek
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Archived 2 years ago from FandomWire
“No, ancient astronauts did not build the pyramids”: Flat-Earthers Will Hate Gene Roddenberry’s Message in Star Trek

Oftentimes, conspiracy theorists such as Flat Earthers resort to mental gymnastics that transcend the realm of reality, undermining the feats and potential of human grit. Interestingly, Gene Roddenberry, who crafted one of the most iconic sci-fi IPs in fiction, was having none of it. Gene …

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QAnon fell out of headlines in 2024 — but only because conspiracy theory is the new normal
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Archived 2 years ago from Salon
QAnon fell out of headlines in 2024 — but only because conspiracy theory is the new normal

In the face of Vice President Kamala Harris losing the presidential election to Donald Trump, the punditry’s focus has been almost exclusively on asking how the Democrats couldn’t beat a relentless liar with 34 felony convictions and a previous attempted coup under his belt. Everyone has a …

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What Shakespeare teaches us about modern conspiracy theories | Dr. Paul Budra | TEDxSurreySalon – YouTube
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Archived 2 years ago from CBC.ca
What Shakespeare teaches us about modern conspiracy theories | Dr. Paul Budra | TEDxSurreySalon – YouTube

*Originally published on March 31, 2020.The world is awash in conspiracy theories. From Qanon to a person landing on the moon, it seems there’s a shady, secret conspiracy behind every major event in history. There are even conspiracy theories behind seemingly ordinary things, English professor Paul …

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Former professional boxer claims there’s no proof the Earth is round and reveals his ‘evidence’
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Archived 2 years ago from UNILAD
Former professional boxer claims there’s no proof the Earth is round and reveals his ‘evidence’

A former professional boxer has claimed there is no proof that the Earth is round – and once revealed ‘evidence’ to prove it.Carl Froch is a former British super-middleweight world champion, known for beating George Groves and Jermain Taylor back in his peak.He retired in 2014 and is now known for …

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Right Answers Only: The moon isn’t real
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Archived 2 years ago from The Northern Light
Right Answers Only: The moon isn’t real

Seen here on my head is the Eagle lander prop from Kubrick’s hit psyop “Man Lands on the Moon.” Graphic by Edleen Guiao.On Sept. 12, 1962, John F. Kennedy would inform a crowd gathered at Rice University that the United States of America would put a man on the moon before the end of the decade. On …

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Younger individuals more likely to endorse conspiracy beliefs
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Archived 2 years ago from MSN
Younger individuals more likely to endorse conspiracy beliefs

Recent research has found that endorsement of conspiracy beliefs tends to decrease slightly with age. Stronger conspiracy beliefs among young people may be explained by their predisposition toward unconventional styles of political participation, lower self-esteem, and general resentment of …

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