Do You Know Someone Who Believes in Conspiracy Theories? We Want to Hear About It.
The New York Times ^ | 01 June 2022 | Stuart A. Thompson
Posted on 6/1/2022, 7:15:29 AM by Theoria
Share your experience if you, a friend or a family member believes or once believed in a popular conspiracy theory.
Conspiracy theories have become an increasingly common problem in the United States. From the QAnon movement to misinformation about Covid-19 vaccines, many Americans have accepted ideas that are not backed by science or fact.
We're interested in speaking to people who at one point believed in conspiracy theories and other kinds of disinformation but have since reconsidered their views, as well as with people who currently hold those views. If you, a friend or a family member believes or once believed in a conspiracy theory, were part of the QAnon movement or joined an online community that shared misinformation, we'd like to hear from you.
Your experiences will help us understand conspiracy theories in the United States and how they spread and find new members. If you share your contact information, we may get in touch with you to learn more about your experience.
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(As if the Slimes could not get any more slimier.)
How fun! Thanks for posting!
Morning, Jane!
Is this the NYSlimes way of helping the Thought Police?
This is totally ridiculous.
Why don’t they do an article on conspiracy theories that they said were not true that actually turned out to be true.
Their record is abysmal.