I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but...
Fortean Times (324):36-39 (2015)
Abstract
Typical analyses of belief in conspiracy theories have it that identifying as a conspiracy theorist is irrational. However, given that we know conspiracies occur, and theories about said conspiracies can be warranted, should we really be scared of the locution 'I'm a conspiracy theorist...'?
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The Open Society and its Enemies.Popper, Karl R.
Conspiracy Theories and the Conventional Wisdom.Pigden, Charles
The Open Society and Its Enemies.Popper, K. R.
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