Conspiracy Theories

Agent Swift and sinking Tuvalu: Inventing fake conspiracy theories to teach critical thinking

Studying the details of conspiracy theories can take students so far, but they learn so much more by having to invent their own fake conspiracy plots

Earthquake conspiracy theories flourished in the wake of last year’s disaster in Turkey

One year on from the catastrophic earthquakes in Turkey, conspiracy theories as to its cause and meaning continue to spread

The radicalisation of “Joan”: a true-life account of one colleague’s slide into conspiracism

"Joan" was always interested in off-the-wall ideas, but over time she became increasingly drawn into deeper and deeper conspiracy theories

A Swift conspiracy: why almost all major celebrities get accused of being in the Illuminati

Almost without fail, the latest big celebrity gets falsely accused of being members of the Illuminati - and now they've come for Taylor Swift

The recent Glasgow Low Emission Zone protest turned out to be more of a ‘low information zone’

Glasgow's Low Emission Zone protest drew support from QAnon believers and antivaxxers - even Piers Corbyn turned up, to collect money from the crowd

Andrew Bridgen’s debate on Covid vaccine deaths: skewed statistics, but no substance

Andrew Bridgen MP promised an honest parliamentary debate on excess deaths since the Covid vaccine rollout - what he gave us was clearly not that

Knowledge Fight podcast wins Skeptical Activism Ockham award

Knowledge Fight podcast has today been named the 2023 recipient of the Ockham Award for Skeptical Activism.

Why inaccuracies in Bill Cooper’s influential conspiracy theory book serve as its strength

Bill Cooper's highly-influential 1990s conspiracy theory book Behold A Pale Horse is riddled with inaccuracies - but for fans, these errors are actually proof that he was right
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