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The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories (Patreon)

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2020-05-25 20:06:57
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What is the science behind believing in conspiracy theories? Is it a mental illness? Dr. Kirk and Humberto discuss the research.


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Michael Joseph

Maybe you went over this and I missed it, but I’ve always found it interesting how individuals rarely believe in only one conspiracy theory. As if it becomes an entire worldview.

Anonymous

If you watch the documentary "The Great Hack,"(2019) some of these conspiracy theories start to seem more intriguing.