New study finds 4 in 5 Gen Zs believe in conspiracy theories

New study finds 4 in 5 Gen Zs believe in conspiracy theories

A new study has revealed that nearly 80 per cent of Gen Zs admit to believing conspiracy theories, with as many as 41 per cent actively spreading them

Religious people are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories about health and medicine – sociologists from Poznań claim in the pages of “Humanities and Social Sciences Communications”. They point out that Muslims and Catholics are the most susceptible to these theories. The authors of the study are Prof. Piotr Jabkowski from the Faculty of Sociology of Adam Mickiewicz University (UAM) in Poznań, Prof. Jan Domaradzki, The article Religiosit…