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The Science of Suspicion: How Rule-Based Thinking Fuels Conspiracy Theories
A new study from Flinders University reveals that individuals who prefer structured, rule-based explanations are more likely to embrace conspiracy theories. This cognitive preference offers a sense of order in a chaotic world, impacting everything from vaccine uptake to institutional trust.
February 26, 2026198 views
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