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How can you weapon yourself against conspiracy theories?

14-10-2022

Opinion

Jacob Hoekman, RD

How can you weapon yourself against conspiracy theories?

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To get straight to the point: the existence of conspiracy theories is a good thing. That may seem a strange position to take, so some explanation is necessary. The presence of conspiracy theories is a positive thing because conspiracies do exist.

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