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Suspicious Minds

Why We Believe Conspiracy Theories
Summary:

The book delves into the psychological mechanisms that predispose people to believe in conspiracy theories, exploring how certain biases and cognitive shortcuts can lead to the endorsement of alternative explanations for events. It also examines the historical and cultural contexts that contribute to the proliferation of these theories, offering insights into why they are so appealing and persistent in society.

Key points:

1. Patternicity: We often see patterns in random data, leading us to imagine connections and conspiracies where none exist.

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