Conspiracy Theories and the Problem of Disbelief
The Atlantic What Conspiracy Theorists Don’t Believe Distinguishing excessive doubt from excessive belief can help inform how to bring a conspiracy theorist back to reality. March 16, 2021 Paul Spella / The Atlantic Some people believe the most extraordinary things. Earth is flat, and airplane GPS is rigged to fool pilots into thinking otherwise. COVID-19 vaccines are a pretext to inject thought-controlling microchips into us all. The true president of the United States is Donald Trump; his inauguration will happen on January 20, make that March 4, make that a date to be arranged very soon....
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