198. How to Think About Conspiracy Theories: Part 1 with Connor Boyack
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Whether you're a full-fledged Conspiracy Theory lover, Conspiracy-curious or flat-out think they're cray-cray, this is part 1 of How to Think About Conspiracy Theories.
When you can recognize the foolishness, you won't get fooled by it!
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