What happened to the people who fell down the rabbit hole into a world of conspiracy theories during the pandemic?
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 15 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
When Julia Wandelt posted on social media that she believed she was Madeleine McCann, she became a lightning rod for online anger. In the first of a new series exploring extraordinary cases of online hate and the possibility of forgiveness, Marianna ... more
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Marianna travels to Dublin to investigate a court case unfolding against the Irish Light conspiracy theory newspaper. Edel Campbell and her lawyer have been targeted by an extreme campaign of abuse after suing The Light which falsely claimed Edel’s s... more
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Makes me feel I’m not alone feeling shocked by a few life long friends who believe and get obsessed with the many conspiracy theories 🤯
A thoroughly engrossing topic discussed and articulated very well. I’d be intrigued to learn if ‘authorities’ make use of the journalists observations at all.
amazing
Essential listening for anyone seeking to understand why so many people embrace idiotic conspiracy theories with no basis in fact
Great dive into the nutters living in England. I have recently noticed a correlation between my hippy friends and their fall into right wing rabbit holes. This podcast came along at just the right time
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