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Conspiracy theories: What they are and how to spot them?Conspiracy theories can have social and political consequences, but why do people believe them and what conversational techniques work to address them?
Reference · Wikidata
Conspiracy theories as quasi-religious mentality: an integrated account from cognitive science, social representations theory, and frame theoryscientific article
Book · DOAB
Conspiracy Theories in the European Digital SphereConspiracy Theories in the European Digital Sphere offers a comparative account of online conspiracism, considered in terms of platform preferences, ideological content, aesthetic choices, political context, flow of travel and the role online conspiracism plays in the formation of community and identity. The book examines the assumptions that inform current ways of framing and combatting online conspiracy theories. …
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It is often said that there are three words in the English language that are known throughout the world: God, Coca-Cola, and Titanic. The RMS Titanic has captivated individuals since her conception in 1911, but her legacy was penned in the history books when the "unsinkable ship" hit an iceberg and sank on April 15th, 1912. While history books, historians, and maritime experts acknowledge the facts surrounding the T…
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