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Episode 79 – Did the CIA invent the term ‘conspiracy theory’?

by M R. X. DentithPosted on13 December, 201511 December, 2015

…in which the answer is ‘No…’

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Posted in The Podcaster's Guide to the ConspiracyTagged CIA

Published by M R. X. Dentith

Author of "The Philosophy of Conspiracy Theories" (Palgrave Macmillan), M wrote their PhD on epistemic issues surrounding belief in conspiracy theories. They are a frequent media commentator on the weird and the wonderful, both locally and internationally. On occasion they can be caught dreaming about wax lions but, mostly, it is rumoured they work for elements of the New World Order. View all posts by M R. X. Dentith

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Previously, at “EPISTO!”…

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  • Podcast – Conspiranews for February 2020
  • Podcast – They Might Be Giants (But They’re Probably Moa Bones)
  • The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy’s entry on ‘Conspiracy Theories’
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