Researchers Studied Which Generation Believes The Most Conspiracy Theories, And The Results Are Genuinely Surprising [View all]
When it comes to falling down a rabbit hole with conspiracy theories ― QAnon, the Plandemic conspiracy theory ― its young people, not older demographics, who are more prone to buy into such beliefs.
Age is the most significant predictor of conspiracy beliefs among all other factors, according to a study that was recently published in the journal Political Psychology. And its people under 35 who are consistently more likely to endorse conspiratorial ideas than any other age group.
From age 35 on, susceptibility to conspiracy theories decreases relatively steadily across older age groups, said Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau, a research Fellow at the Jeff Bleich Centre for Democracy and Disruptive Technologies, at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia.
Political conspiracy theories are pushing more and more family relationships to the breaking point. Its not uncommon to hear about siblings who are estranged over extremist political views or people who lost their family members to QAnon, a conspiracy theory that posits that a satanic cabal of elites and pedophiles is working behind the scenes to orchestrate global events and enslave children.
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