Category Archives: Reviews

Buffering conspiracy theories with feelings of control

Posted on August 25, 2015 by Daniel Jolley

The psychology of conspiracy theories is an ever-growing field. I have Google Scholar Alerts set up to let me know of new research and the alerts have been particularly active recently. It is great to see the field flourishing with activity. … Continue reading →

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A day with David Icke: Remember Who You Are, Wembley Arena October 27, 2012 review

Posted on November 17, 2012 by Rob Brotherton

A few Saturdays ago Mike, myself, and around 5,000 other ticket-holders had the opportunity to attend David Icke’s biggest event to date: a sold out 10-hour lecture at London’s Wembley Arena titled ‘Remember Who You Are’. David Icke, for those … Continue reading →

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HIV/AIDS conspiracies and their consequences

Posted on November 14, 2012 by Daniel Jolley

As we all know, conspiracy theories are a popular topic. Ask anyone, I’m sure they will have some sort of opinion (pro-conspiracy, or anti) on the topic. And, this is exactly the reason why conspiracies need to be studied, and … Continue reading →

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