The 9 Most Commonly Believed Conspiracy Theories
What are the most commonly believed conspiracy theories worldwide? The list includes everything from the assassination of a royal to claims that global warming is fiction.
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What are the most commonly believed conspiracy theories worldwide? The list includes everything from the assassination of a royal to claims that global warming is fiction.
Anti-Conspiracy Fanatics: Psychologically Brainwashed Wards of the StateGary D. Barnett‘Conspiracy theory’ is a term that strikes fear and anxiety in the hearts of most every publi...
By Elizabeth Prata The other day when Sen. Lindsey Graham collapsed and died suddenly upon returning home from engaging in seemingly healthy activity during a trip to Ukraine, Twit...
A real plot can be exposed. A conspiratorial mind makes itself impossible to refute.Conspiracies exist. Governments deceive, states collude, companies conceal and factions plot. Th...
What were people smoking when they thought up these theories?! Over the years, celebrities have been hit with some absolutely bonkers conspiracy theories that refuse to disappear —...
[This was my weekly column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] Conspiracy theories are seductive things in a complex world. They offer explanations for strange and terrible realities in a see...
Conspiracy theorists are flocking to H5N1 bird flu as a new topic ripe for misinformation about vaccines, conservation and viruses
According to President Donald Trump’s Justice Department, you may be a member of a criminal conspiracy if you have done any of the following: worn black to a demonstration, given f...
Bedtime stories mean to entrance; conspiracy theories mean to entrap.
A version of the below article first appeared in David Corn’s newsletter, Our Land. The newsletter comes out twice a week (most of the time) and provides behind-the-scenes stories...
Given the complexity of life today, it’s easy to fall into these rabbit holes. Humans naturally look for patterns in their existence. If we see something, we instinctively look for...
When the world is too complex to understand who holds the power, the mind seeks someone to blame. Today, conspiracy theories play the psychological role that superstition once did
The Atlantic: “The spread of conspiracy theories about Senators Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell underscores the lack of trust in American society.”
Conspiracy theories tend to be about big things like governments keeping the existence of aliens from us or the earth being flat. Big, and also silly. But some people enjoy specula...
Conspiracy theories may seem like a modern phenomenon, but they've been a part of America's story since the nation's founding. On Judy Woodruff's "In Pursuit of Happiness" podcast,...
You cannot believe everything you read. You cannot believe everything you see on TV. You cannot believe what you see online. Trust no one, because the universe is out to get you. T...
What are the psychological factors that lead someone to believe conspiracy theories?
Conspiracy theories about the tragedy have continued to circulate online, despite fact-checkers' efforts to debunk them.
Have the “space Jews” come to get us at last?
There was a time when, if something appeared in the media, we tended to believe it. After all, the news wouldn’t lead us wrong. We trusted newspapers and TV and radio. Didn’t they
Election deniers have spent years promoting the idea that the 2020 election was stolen. They believe Donald Trump’s speech finally proves them right.
As scholars and experts have often noted, conspiracy theories proliferate when, in the face of a complex situation or event, people are offered easy answers that tend to confirm pr...
Sean Duffy and his wife were asked which conspiracy theories they believe in. He replied, “Which one don’t we believe in?”
Although Alison Green wasn't writing about conspiracism, a recent post of hers at Ask a Manager indirectly reminded me of that phenomenon, and the seemingly creative ways that cons...
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