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Conspiracy Theories

Though it remains unlikely, we’ve too little data to fully rule out the lab leak hypothesis… yet

Wendy M. Grossman -
While the recent US intelligence report ruled out claims that Covid had been deliberately create, it did not come to a conclusion on the lab leak hypothesis
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The Bewilder Gambit: a conspiracy theorist tactic designed to distract

Dave Hahn -
When the questions get too tricky to answer, many conspiracy theorists will aim to bewilder the skeptic with a complex-looking non sequitur
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Fire, malfunction, North Korea, or something else: What really happened to flight MH370?

Brandon Ang -
When speculating as to what happened to flight MH370, it's vital to be considerate of the families of those who are missing - the passengers and pilots
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Inside the White Rose: from stickers and graffiti to an online Covid conspiracy ecosystem

Michael Marshall -
In part two of this investigation into the White Rose graffiti movement, we take a look at how members get pulled in to a conspiracy network on Telegram, and some of the confusing and bizarre claims that get shared there
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How American conspiracy theories invaded my family home in Singapore

Jadon Teo -
Jadon Teo ponders how his normal Singaporean family become passionate supporters of Donald Trump, and loyal followers of Qanon
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Inside the White Rose: The Covid conspiracy graffiti group operating on your doorstep

Michael Marshall -
Throughout the pandemic, the White Rose movement has been growing, plastering towns with Covid conspiracy propaganda stickers
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When it comes to conspiracy theories, even the small stuff matters

Dave Hahn -
Conspiracy theories like the 27 club or Shakespeare's authorship may seem trivial, but they often serve as gateways into deeper, darker rabbit holes
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Curbing misinformation begins with having more patience with the older generation

Ethel Lim -
Times of crisis magnify the dangers of misinformation - in Singapore, those dangers are compounded by a digital skills gap between generations.
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