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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This was an excellent series investigating how people can fall into the rabbit hole of buying into conspiracy theorists and con artists. Understandably, it’s a tough listen for people who struggle with critical thinking.
You can tell, who doesn’t like this podcast. Those who have been fooled and are embarrassed to admit it. It’s very good. A story I had never heard about Jan. 6th
Listen and you'll see what I mean. The power of unreason is extraordinary.
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This is the Kurt and Courtney of podcasts. If you don’t know about the Kurt and Courtney documentary, do your brain a favor and don’t bother with it or with this. They’re both nothingburgers but worse…gluten-free buns and beyond beef “burgers”. Nothing gets told, exposed, or resolved. Nothing. Like, imagine starting a clinical trial but being given the placebo but being told upfront you’re going to get the placebo. That’s what a complete waste of time this is.
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