Category «Conspiracy»

Sometime paranoia, sometimes observation.

Manufacturing Contempt for Assange: How Corporate Media Made WikiLeaks Founder into a Scapegoat – Anonymous Wire

Source: Manufacturing Contempt for Assange: How Corporate Media Made WikiLeaks Founder into a Scapegoat – Anonymous Wire

The U.K. Paid $724,000 For A Creepy Campaign To Convince People That Encryption is Bad. It Won’t Work. | Electronic Frontier Foundation

Source: The U.K. Paid $724,000 For A Creepy Campaign To Convince People That Encryption is Bad. It Won’t Work. | Electronic Frontier Foundation

Gouging Government: how a billion-dollar job agency dudded taxpayers, then the super funds – Michael West Media

Source: Gouging Government: how a billion-dollar job agency dudded taxpayers, then the super funds – Michael West Media

An epic troll | The Monthly

Source: An epic troll | The Monthly

QAnon’s ‘Queen of Canada’ Calls for Followers to ‘Kill’ People Vaccinating Children

Source: QAnon’s ‘Queen of Canada’ Calls for Followers to ‘Kill’ People Vaccinating Children

Environmental activists face ‘fever pitch’ of repression from Australian governments, report says

Source: Environmental activists face ‘fever pitch’ of repression from Australian governments, report says | Environmental activism | The Guardian

Why the Victorian protests should concern us all

Source: Why the Victorian protests should concern us all

Computer-assisted classification of contrarian claims about climate change

Source: Computer-assisted classification of contrarian claims about climate change | Scientific Reports

Finding climate misinformation

Source: Finding climate misinformation

Police officer who fined Brisbane Greens councillor Jonathan Sri regularly criticised him on Facebook

Source: Police officer who fined Brisbane Greens councillor Jonathan Sri regularly criticised him on Facebook Why you can NEVER trust the police with access to data.

Conspiracy theorists and religious people are more likely to commit a ‘conjunction fallacy’ in contexts related to their worldviews

Source: Conspiracy theorists and religious people are more likely to commit a ‘conjunction fallacy’ in contexts related to their worldviews