Episode 3 - Conspiracy Theories as a mental health issue

The Not the End of the World Podcast

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Should we be studying the inner workings of the minds of those who don't seem to know what know what evidence is and therefore reject it?
My summary of the issue is this: by all means question - that's healthy, however, replacing reality with another version of reality is unhealthy.
Not understanding reality creates a negative impact for all of us, it affects our collective ability to solve problems if we are not understanding of, or, if we are in denial of the root cause of the problem.
The link to the article I reference is here:
https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/releases/bul-bul0000392.pdf
Also in this Podcast: hedgehog health, imprisoned orcas and Brent Lee - the conspiracy theorist who came out of the 'rabbit hole' after 15 years of being consumed by the cult.

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Hapi Reeping holds degrees in Environmental Science and Human Nutrition. With a strong background in analytical problem solving, she specializes in understanding the systemic factors contributing to the extinction crisis. In addition to her activism, Hapi leverages her talents as a singer/songwriter and musician to raise awareness of this crisis through 'protest pop' and one of her goals is to change the music industry so that music is not just about people.

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