“Journalists” Versus Conspiracy Theorists

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Is It Still a Conspiracy Theory If It’s True?

2024-11-30 00:38:00 – www.powerlineblog.com – (John Hinderaker) I had never listened to or watched a Joe Rogan podcast, mostly because they are three hours long. And I believe he produces one most days, so keeping up with Rogan is like having a part-time job. It would be a parallel universe where I could do that. But on Tuesday, Rogan interviewed tech entrepreneur Marc Andreessen. I was intrigued by this very short clip: This is insane… Marc …

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“Journalists” Versus Conspiracy Theorists

For years I have said that the term “conspiracy theorist” should not be viewed as a pejorative. There are conspiracies in this world and for many of them, all we have to go with are theories. But thanks to indoctrinations by the Deep State the vast majority of Americans are skeptical of anything that comes from “conspiracy theorists.” At least that’s how it’s been for a while. Are the tides turning? They should be. As trust in legacy media fades…

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Younger individuals more likely to endorse conspiracy beliefs

Recent research has found that endorsement of conspiracy beliefs tends to decrease slightly with age. Stronger conspiracy beliefs among young people may be explained by their predisposition toward unconventional styles of political participation, lower self-esteem, and general resentment of politics. The findings were published in Political Psychology. Conspiracy beliefs are the view that certain events, situations, or phenomena are secretly man…