A new study found that individuals with strong religious beliefs tend to see science and religion as compatible, whereas those who strongly believe in science are more likely to perceive conflict. However, it also found that stronger religious beliefs were linked to weaker belief in science.
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Religious believers see compatibility with science, while science enthusiasts perceive conflict
Can science and religion coexist? While individuals with strong religious beliefs tend to see the two as compatible, those who strongly believe in science are more likely to view them as conflicting.
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New research supports the “rabbit hole” model of conspiratorial thinking 🐇🔍. Believing in one conspiracy theory can slightly increase the likelihood of believing in others over time. Some people may develop interconnected systems of conspiratorial thinking, where one belief helps reinforce others.
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New research supports the “rabbit hole” model of conspiratorial thinking
A new study suggests that believing in one conspiracy theory may slightly increase the likelihood of believing in others. The research offers rare causal evidence in support of the long-debated “rabbit hole” model of how conspiracy beliefs spread.
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