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The Southport attack wasn’t ideologically motivated; the misinformation around it is

Why is the British public more likely to believe misinformation about the Southport killer now than they did at the time of the attack?

Understanding the origins of the 15-Minute City panic takes just 30 minutes

15-Minute Cities, where amenities are within easy reach of your home, are nothing new. Yet they became the bête noire of conspiracy theorists

How genuine is cultural commentators’ ‘concern’ for OnlyFans model Lily Phillips?

Lily Phillips slept with 100 men in a day - the performative concern for her from some quarters speaks volumes about a media that has commodified virality

The recent New Jersey drone scare tells us a lot about how panics spread

The New Jersey drone scare is a perfect case study in how panics seize on oddities and unfounded speculation in order to spread fear

The ‘questionstorm’ teaching method, and the natural curiosity of students

Students are naturally curious, they shouldn't just answer set questions – under a 'questionstorm' method, they can generate questions, too

Conclave raises fascinating hypothetical scenarios within the Catholic Church

The recent film Conclave, about the election of a new Pope, sheds light on the very human process behind anointing a new spokesperson for god

The assisted dying conversation requires sensitive and compassionate debate

Opponents of assisted dying have reasonable concerns that we should listen to rather than dismiss – even if, ultimately, we still disagree

Ho Ho Holy Man? Why Santa technically doesn’t quite count as a god

Steeped in ritual, with an almost-omniscient knowledge of children's morality and sleeping habits, should Santa be considered a god?
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