It's likely that if someone believes in one conspiracy theory, they believe in multiple. Why is this? What makes some people more prone than others?
 
Sources: Scientific American and The Doubling Down of Ideals (Winslow Morgan)
Music Credit: "Remedy for Melancholy" by Kai Engel CC BY, "Pure Water" by Meydan CC BY

It's likely that if someone believes in one conspiracy theory, they believe in multiple. Why is this? What makes some people more prone than others? Sources: Scientific American and The Doubling Down of Ideals (Winslow Morgan) Music Credit: "Remedy for Melancholy" by Kai Engel CC BY, "Pure Water" by Meydan CC BY

It's likely that if someone believes in one conspiracy theory, they believe in multiple. Why is this? What makes some people more prone than others?
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Sources: Scientific American and The Doubling Down of Ideals (Winslow Morgan)
Music Credit: "Remedy for Melancholy" by Kai Engel CC BY, "Pure Water" by Meydan CC BY

Escape the Draw of Conspiracy Theories

I started this podcast in High School as an endeavor to take myself, those I talk with, and you deep into the realm of what is just within our grasp. In each episode, I present a subject, theory, or viewpoint that aims to provide a new angle on something you may have taken for granted. As we explore new paradigms and ideas, I only ask that you keep an open mind.

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