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Nafees Hamid
Neuroscientist behind the first brain studies on terrorists, Dr. Hamid equips leaders with research-driven strategies to understand, prevent, and counter the spread of violent ideologies and extremist...UK
Julia Ebner
Book bestselling author Dr. Julia Ebner to learn how radical ideologies spread and how your organization can build resilience against them.UK
Alexander Bard
Visionary cyber philosopher offering powerful insights on digitalization, helping organizations embrace change and thrive in the digital future.Sweden}
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About the topic: Conspiracy Theories
Conspiracy theories are hypotheses that accuse a group of people, often a government, of conspiring to hide an occurrence or the true reason behind an occurrence from the people.
Conspiracy theories are often used to explain events and occurrences that seem nonsensical or impossible.
The moon landing is an example of a popular and well-known conspiracy theory. It postulates that the United States government faked the landing of the Apollo 11 on the surface of the moon in 1969, and that humans have thus never reached the moon.
Keynotes about conspiracy theories may explain popular conspiracy theories, seeking to explain why they have gained such traction. They may also seek to disprove conspiracy theories.
Conspiracy theories are often used to explain events and occurrences that seem nonsensical or impossible.
The moon landing is an example of a popular and well-known conspiracy theory. It postulates that the United States government faked the landing of the Apollo 11 on the surface of the moon in 1969, and that humans have thus never reached the moon.
Keynotes about conspiracy theories may explain popular conspiracy theories, seeking to explain why they have gained such traction. They may also seek to disprove conspiracy theories.