Just because it's a conspiracy doesn't mean it isn't true | Matthew Dentith | TEDxChristchurch
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Conspiracy theories are discussed, including CIA harboring aliens and claims of 9/11 being an inside job by George W. Bush, with individuals often denying being conspiracy theorists but still engaging with such theories. Notable figures like David Icke and Alex Jones are mentioned, emphasizing the negative argumentation style of conspiracy theorists and the importance of critically thinking about such theories.
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- Many individuals who entertain conspiracy theories do not identify as conspiracy theorists, indicating a widespread interest in discussing such ideas.
- The text underscores the significance of critically evaluating conspiracy theories, drawing attention to historical instances like Stalin's conspiracy against Trotsky and contemporary events such as the death of Alexander Litvinenko and the 9/11 attacks to highlight the validity of some conspiracy theories based on evidence.
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What are some common conspiracy theories?
Various conspiracy theories include CIA harboring aliens, New World Order, and 9/11 as an inside job.
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