The psychology of Conspiracy

[ISUBryce]

The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories

Derek is joined by Joseph Uscinski to discuss some surprising answers to questions concerning the psychology of conspiratorial thinking in politics, as well as the general history of conspiracy theories in America

www.theringer.com

Really good discussion on this in case anyone is interested.

 

[Hawki97]

The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories

Derek is joined by Joseph Uscinski to discuss some surprising answers to questions concerning the psychology of conspiratorial thinking in politics, as well as the general history of conspiracy theories in America

www.theringer.com

Really good discussion on this in case anyone is interested.

Good read. I’ll listen to the rest later.

This would absolutely shatter the likes of OIT’s worlds. Luckily for them they wont be able to comprehend it so they’re safe.

 

[seminole97]

Uscinski: Well, people like using the term “conspiracy theory” to mean any idea they don’t like.

 

[St. Louis Hawk]

Does this mean the Kraken will not be released? @ottumwan in tx will be devastated.

 

[ISUBryce]

Good read. I’ll listen to the rest later.

This would absolutely shatter the likes of OIT’s worlds. Luckily for them they wont be able to comprehend it so they’re safe.

He does make some interesting points though that conspiracy thinking is not typically divided on left/right lines. If people expect this to be a Republican bash fest they aren’t going to get that.

 

[HerkyOwnsCy]

Thanks, but I prefer to do my own research.

 

[noStemsnoSTICKS]

There's a particular political party in this country that finds the wildest of ideas more easy to believe than fact, logic and empirical evidence.

You know who you are.