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YOU click on a video questioning the 1969 Moon landing. The presenter points to odd shadows, a fluttering flag and grainy footage as “proof” that the mission was staged.
YOU click on a video questioning the 1969 Moon landing. The presenter points to odd shadows, a fluttering flag and grainy footage as “proof” that the mission was staged. You are sceptical but curious. The video ends and another begins. Soon, you are watching claims about Area 51, flat Earth theories or allegations that vaccines and climate science are part of hidden agendas.
Social media often receives the blame for these rabbit holes. But psychologists say the roots of conspiracy theories run much deeper than the internet.
“Conspiracy theories are certainly not new; people have long tried to explain major events by suspecting hidden groups working behind the scenes,” said Dr Daniel Jolley, professor of Social Psychology at the University of Nottingham.
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