You attract what you think, and this does not only apply for the good things, but also the terrible ones. According to a new study, our personal beliefs on COVID conspiracies “prospectively predict health behavior and well-being during a pandemic,” and such beliefs make exposure more likely to…
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Could Ellen be Dr Fauci in disguise? It’s not outside of the range of expected behaviors for the reality-warping MSM wizards.
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Austin Steinbart, whose followers call him “Baby Q,” leaked NFL players’ medical records and led a harassment campaign against a data company.
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A study published in the journal of Personality and Individual Differences found that Machiavellianism, primary psychopathy, and collective narcissism …
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Researchers use AI – and witchcraft folklore – to map the coronavirus conspiracy theories that have sprung up…
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From early on in the pandemic, conspiracy theories about COVID-19 have spread like wildfire, disseminating vast amounts of misinformation about the virus and vaccines, and tragically costing lives.
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When a person is so insecure that every discussion becomes a quest for victory and every disagreement a personal affront, six essential steps come into play in the form of the all-too-familiar pseudo-argument.
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“We have all been kicked off the bus!” said conspiracy theorist Ron Watkins, likening his getting booted from social media networks to Parks’ activism…
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Abstract This article explores current sociological scholarship on climate skepticism and, drawing on recent literature in social psychology and behavioral science, presents an argument for future …
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