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Several posts connect personal willingness to conspire with societal behaviors, with phrases like "this explains why MAGA's are obsessed with vote fraud," implying that individuals who are inclined to engage in conspiracies tend to see such motives in others. The tone varies from critical to analytical, with users employing strong language like 'total fool' and references to significant societal issues, which indicate a deep engagement with the core arguments of the article.
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Great article, and helps explain why MAGA's are obsessed with vote fraud but are the only ones being arrested for it. "…the present studies provide…evidence that [for] some samples and…conspiracy theories, the perception that 'they did it' is fuelled by the perception that 'I would do it'."
One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on average more of them are willing to participate in a conspiracy and are projecting. https://t.co/TMZ1LLuE1a I'm sure that has nothing to do with this, though. https://t.co/khdAJcLiaU
Buna dair veri var. Komplo teorilerine daha fazla inanan insanların bir komploya katılma ("ABD'li bir devlet görevlisi olsam, ben de 11 Eylül Saldırıları'nın emrini verirdim" demek gibi) niyetleri de daha fazla oluyor. https://t.co/eZWBgdS4lH https://t.co/vra4B6sAYC https://t.co/XP7MCvT6Vh
Je l'ai retrouvée !! https://t.co/CVvgRK4IP9
@Nibor_Tolum Voici une source à l'appui de la thèse qui décoiffe cette personne (dont je ne vois apparaitre le nom que pour cracher sur tel ou tel anticonspi qui lui ferait de l'ombre) https://t.co/Itt7XUKugg Si elle débunke ces travaux, super ce sera intéressant. #chiche
Studien zeigen, dass vor allem Menschen, die selbst gewillter sind sich zu verschwören eher an Verschwörungserzählungen glauben. Zerwürfnisse innerhalb des verschwörungsideologischen Milieus sind deshalb oft zu beobachten. https://t.co/zo0nakuzFo
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@sonnden @EvanAKilgore I’ll bet $50 that you are a Black Hebrew Israelite, because it is always the case that… https://t.co/oGl5BIsJPD https://t.co/KrXdMRaDUV
Today’s #ThrowbackThursday, let’s celebrate yesterday’s, #InternationalLesbianDay. Looking back at lesbian history, today we spotlight Kim Racon’s article, Finding the lesbian premodern: Does it take one to know one? Read it here: wp.me/p6JJ6S-qL #queerhistory #lgbthistory
@conservmillen @CoreyWriting And then they question shit really happening. Society has become a bunch of conspiracy theorists. And you know what they say about conspiracy theorists……. https://t.co/oGl5BIthFb https://t.co/11pzd12hmM
@BaretLouis @ettourneur @DoctorAnanas @CamillaFab @Goldenretour « Quand on n'a rien à dire et du mal à se taire » Bernard Dimey bis
@morningmika.bsky.social Rachel Bade just didn't clear up how the convicted criminal in the White House is going to be a serious crime fighter. DOES IT TAKE ONE TO KNOW ONE, Rachel? The Shitty Showman is NOT a serious crime fighter Rachel. He is a buffoon with a "tired act"!
Does it take one to know one? The big guns have come out for Cuomo. I hope the citizens of NYC don’t fall for it and hold on to their resolve.
Hmm. Does it take one to know one. What a total fool
Does it take one to know one? Hume is also a piece of shit crackpot.
Does it take one to know one, Jon?
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
RT @ENirenberg: One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on ave…
One of the interesting things about conspiracy theorists- one reason they seem to believe in conspiracies is because on average more of them are willing to participate in a conspiracy and are projecting. https://t.co/TMZ1LLuE1a I'm sure that has nothing to do with this, though. https://t.co/khdAJcLiaU
@SolomonRabiian @EYakoby You gotta see this https://t.co/oGl5BIthFb
Hmm does it take one to know one? Not necessarily, muck has lied his way around America since he came here, he is an illegal immigrant. A loud mouth bully who thinks he’s better than 99% of the population. Navarro is just as bad but in a different way, he actually believes he’s better than 99% of us
Does it take one to know one?
So, does it take one to know one?
Great article, and helps explain why MAGA's are obsessed with vote fraud but are the only ones being arrested for it. "…the present studies provide…evidence that [for] some samples and…conspiracy theories, the perception that 'they did it' is fuelled by the perception that 'I would do it'."
https://t.co/j9sQ0MSlXC
Gibt dazu natürlich auch Studien: https://bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.2044-8309.2010.02018.x
@gedadouhere Je suis gentil, vous mourrez un peu moins con : https://t.co/os3nAKQR3r
This answers all of your questions of why this is all happening https://t.co/Xow3O7GeKI
@andyblueskyz @JonahIvriAnochi @FleischmanSteve @Lorinhemmila1 @AslamBava @Ravidranting @bano_sanjeeda @NKippur @yrukind @MY_MUSLIM @michaelveris @m80rox @MizzDtoU @DevorahMar68180 @YaudatTalyi @6969speciality @eebrah @cueball737700 @bob_alian @tweetybird1111 @laielkha @thingy665 @daggerhaft @JakeBA1939 @SchwartzTime @Lovejoy999 @Anthony45131035 @calloutlie @MaryCar73085656 @gomiriam63 @FalconApoda @abdaoui_youness @freedom_4_peace @JPHughe54748945 @corjoy @Amin98086751 @katsmit403 @for_americans @of_hurts @BanuOkumus @moimeme48183 @maggicarter @MaozSuzanne @Aberraies @Ianthesceptic @ronburgess46 @MMattKahn @PalestineChron @amnesty @OPECSecretariat Conspiracy theories ALWAYS. ALWAYS. ALWAYS. relate back to “the Jews”—and unsurprisingly…. https://t.co/kJO4p0dfKj https://t.co/3jg7inWXKD
@MZiaee9 @ShadowofEzra https://t.co/kJO4p0dfKj https://t.co/9hBhDOgmXA
Why we see so many awful people spreading conspiracy theories: https://t.co/pI5DfE1sHh
@Ziggystar53 @abierkhatib 3 things: 1. “Antisemitism is always projection. If you want to know what antisemites dream about, listen carefully to what they accuse Jews of doing.” https://t.co/0ZVNI0jBSJ 2. https://t.co/yhXvv0gDv8 3. https://t.co/kJO4p0dfKj
RT @Acermendax: @Nibor_Tolum Voici une source à l'appui de la thèse qui décoiffe cette personne (dont je ne vois apparaitre le nom que pour…
@Nibor_Tolum Voici une source à l'appui de la thèse qui décoiffe cette personne (dont je ne vois apparaitre le nom que pour cracher sur tel ou tel anticonspi qui lui ferait de l'ombre) https://t.co/Itt7XUKugg Si elle débunke ces travaux, super ce sera intéressant. #chiche
@jaredstacy Found it! https://t.co/kSDdmVJN8b
@chezpasdur @tristanmf L'article cité est https://t.co/os3nAKQR3r
@elieguckert Tu ne crois pas si bien dire ⤵️ https://t.co/fOSRhdk6AK
612/#365papers: Douglas, K. M., & Sutton, R. M. (2011). Does it take one to know one? Endorsement of conspiracy theories is influenced by personal willingness to conspire. British Journal of Social Psychology, 50(3), 544-552.
Does it take one to know one? Endorsement of conspiracy theories is influenced by personal willingness to conspire https://t.co/CuENiLOzYc
@AbdWAlmanea https://t.co/3pdfAW3oeF
@LeoTeBr @Nadim_Mansour_ Psychologisch onderzoek heeft al eens vastgesteld dat complotdenkers zélf ook eerder geneigd zijn tot het smeden van complotten. Zoals de waard is, vertrouwt hij zijn gasten. (https://t.co/OoXEhcWjL6).
@fredschut @mmeeuw @fvdemocratie Psychologisch onderzoek heeft eens vastgesteld dat complotdenkers zélf ook eerder geneigd zijn tot het smeden van complotten (https://t.co/6Nm5JiVBM8) The Donald is daar een schoolvoorbeeld van. Het zou dus helemaal bij fvd passen om samen te zweren met het Kremlin.
RT @cemas_io: Studien zeigen, dass vor allem Menschen, die selbst gewillter sind sich zu verschwören eher an Verschwörungserzählungen glau…
RT @cemas_io: Studien zeigen, dass vor allem Menschen, die selbst gewillter sind sich zu verschwören eher an Verschwörungserzählungen glau…
Studien zeigen, dass vor allem Menschen, die selbst gewillter sind sich zu verschwören eher an Verschwörungserzählungen glauben. Zerwürfnisse innerhalb des verschwörungsideologischen Milieus sind deshalb oft zu beobachten. https://t.co/zo0nakuzFo
@ingridpk @costello_alan This term describes your belief in a nutshell. Taken from https://t.co/LA4FvLAH9f
RT @Acermendax: Je l'ai retrouvée !! https://t.co/CVvgRK4IP9
RT @Acermendax: Je l'ai retrouvée !! https://t.co/CVvgRK4IP9
Je l'ai retrouvée !! https://t.co/CVvgRK4IP9
RT @SinanAlper_: Buna dair veri var. Komplo teorilerine daha fazla inanan insanların bir komploya katılma ("ABD'li bir devlet görevlisi ols…
RT @SinanAlper_: Buna dair veri var. Komplo teorilerine daha fazla inanan insanların bir komploya katılma ("ABD'li bir devlet görevlisi ols…
RT @SinanAlper_: Buna dair veri var. Komplo teorilerine daha fazla inanan insanların bir komploya katılma ("ABD'li bir devlet görevlisi ols…
RT @SinanAlper_: Buna dair veri var. Komplo teorilerine daha fazla inanan insanların bir komploya katılma ("ABD'li bir devlet görevlisi ols…
Buna dair veri var. Komplo teorilerine daha fazla inanan insanların bir komploya katılma ("ABD'li bir devlet görevlisi olsam, ben de 11 Eylül Saldırıları'nın emrini verirdim" demek gibi) niyetleri de daha fazla oluyor. https://t.co/eZWBgdS4lH https://t.co/vra4B6sAYC https://t.co/XP7MCvT6Vh
@Eisenfrass @PhilipLeButt @kattascha Du meinst die Forschungsarbeiten hier: https://t.co/Jsi9scsf9D
RT @KenzoNera: @DeBunKerEtoiles Sur ce sujet, cet article scientifique de 2011 est très intéressant : les gens qui ont tendance à affirmer…
@DeBunKerEtoiles Sur ce sujet, cet article scientifique de 2011 est très intéressant : les gens qui ont tendance à affirmer qu'ils n'hésiteraient pas à conspirer contre autrui sont davantage susceptibles d'endosser des croyances complotistes. https://t.co/C9aAXp04Fc
@ifenn There is something these speakers all seem to have in common... https://t.co/c7e8ZszVQF
RT @pia_lamberty: @AnthroBlogger @querdenkenwatch https://t.co/Jsi9scsf9D
RT @pia_lamberty: @AnthroBlogger @querdenkenwatch https://t.co/Jsi9scsf9D
@AnthroBlogger @querdenkenwatch https://t.co/Jsi9scsf9D
RT @Michal_Bilewicz: Wystąpienie @AndZyberto przypomina wyniki Douglas i Suttona. Ludzie wierzący w teorie spiskowe częściej sami próbują k…
Wystąpienie @AndZyberto przypomina wyniki Douglas i Suttona. Ludzie wierzący w teorie spiskowe częściej sami próbują knuć spiski. Skoro - ich zdaniem - wszystko jest wynikiem cynicznej gry, to sami zaczynają instrumentalizować nawet własną przeszlość. https://t.co/pDa0FrAx6Q
RT @DeBunKerEtoiles: Référence de l’étude : Douglas et Sutton 2011, « Does it take one to know one ? Endorsement of conspiracy theories is…
RT @DeBunKerEtoiles: Référence de l’étude : Douglas et Sutton 2011, « Does it take one to know one ? Endorsement of conspiracy theories is…
Référence de l’étude : Douglas et Sutton 2011, « Does it take one to know one ? Endorsement of conspiracy theories is influenced by personal willingness to conspire”, British Journal of Social Psychology, n*50, p.544-552
@ExposingVirus Just one citation: Douglas et al. 2011. Does it take one to know one? Endorsement of conspiracy theories is influenced by personal willingness to conspire. British Journal of Social Psychology. 10 (3): 544–552
@pawlak_mikolaj Wypowiedź Skrzydlewskiego przypomina mi o wynikach badań Suttona i Douglas. Zauważyli oni u wyznawcówów teorii spiskowych szczególną gotowość do makiawelizmu, czyli do knucia, budowania spisków i zakulisowych metod walki z przeciwnikami. https://t.co/dOXoilV1SO
https://t.co/EA94ZR2h1C
@gatorneiljr @CrystlkKettle @SovereignSyre @arthur_affect https://t.co/s59uY6ErFj
@Kenny97852245 @SusanFromIT @Joannew68022274 @magnets Let me help you, sweetie. Here's what science looks like. This study suggests that a person's willingness to conspire predicts their belief in conspiracy theories. https://t.co/6MZ1P0KXf5
NOTA 9: “Does it take one to know one? Endorsement of conspiracy theories is influenced by personal willingness to conspire”. https://t.co/3LH4pU5TnS
RT @SinanAlper_: Hepinizin çevresinde komplo teorileriyle kafayı bozmuş insanlar vardır. Bu tarz kişilerin, ironik bir şekilde, komploya…
Hepinizin çevresinde komplo teorileriyle kafayı bozmuş insanlar vardır. Bu tarz kişilerin, ironik bir şekilde, komploya dahil olma (komploya imza atan o karanlık güçlerden biri olma) isteklerinin de daha fazla olduğu bulunmuş. https://t.co/ReJgezTKmd https://t.co/rvIgNEveuB
@rls0054 @safe_effective @SusanRLane @Cernovich https://t.co/SwlUomoeSG
Judge Doesn’t Want Word ‘Oligarch’ To Be Used In Manafort Trial In spite of the defendant’s & his employees’ consistent & non-pejorative use of ‘oligarch’ in their business dealings!?! Does it take one to know one? Hope Mueller appeals this! #loligarchy...