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Rosicrucians, Freemasons & Secret Societies

Suspicious Minds

Why We Believe Conspiracy Theories

by Rob Brotherton

A psychologist explains the cognitive habits, such as pattern-seeking, proportionality bias and intentionality, that make conspiracy theories feel convincing to everyone. An accessible complement to the historical studies on this shelf.

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