
Conspiracy theories are explanatory frameworks that assert behind the apparent causes of socially or politically significant events lies a small, secret group—or sometimes the political authorities themselves—acting according to a deliberate plan. While these frameworks provide individuals with epistemic certainty and a sense of social belonging, they center on intentional agency rather than chance, institutional complexity, or multicausal social processes. Conspiracy theories can range from iso
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