>The sooner we recognize that, and stop treating loved ones who have adopted conspiratorial beliefs as lost causes, the better we may be at curbing the beliefs that threaten our democracy and public health.
The problem is that people tend to dig in like ticks when presented with facts contrary to their closely held conspiracy theories.
They move the goal posts and re-interpret/mis-interpret statements over and over to keep their faulty beliefs.
It's so frustrating to deal with as to make it not even worth it.
The problem is that people tend to dig in like ticks when presented with facts contrary to their closely held conspiracy theories.
They move the goal posts and re-interpret/mis-interpret statements over and over to keep their faulty beliefs.
It's so frustrating to deal with as to make it not even worth it.