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Blind belief in social media perpetuates, and resurrects, conspiracy theories says new research

People with a greater degree of belief in data on social media generally generally tend not to only believe new conspiracy theories, then again to resurrect old-fashioned, again and again debunked ones as successfully, in preserving with the newest research.
People with a higher degree of trust in information on social media are more likely to not only believe new conspiracy theories, but to resurrect old, repeatedly debunked ones as well, according to the latest research.

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