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The stubborn allure of conspiracy theories

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Dr. Eric Oliver explains how intuitionism fuels conspiracy theories and intensify political polarization.
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Dr. John Cook discusses the seven traits of conspiratorial thinking and how conspiracy theories are immune to evidence.

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08/31/2015 • 01:09 AM EST

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- ambiguous messaging designed to stoke fears, anxieties, or prejudices against minorities or other marginalized groups, or to covertly signal allegiance to specific subgroups.
: The phrase "wonder-working power" originates from a Christian hymn closely associated with evangelical traditions. Invoking the phrase can signal a special allegiance to evangelical voters while appearing as just an affirmation of faith to the broader audience. more...

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References

1. "News Analysis: In God he trusts - how George Bush infused the White House with a religious spirit". The Independent. Published: February 21, 2003.