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Rebunking Conspiracy Theories
Keaton Patti knows that the only thing that can be truly known is that nothing can be known, and he knows that he can’t know that. Rebunking Conspiracy Theories examines the claims of conspiracy theorists and debunkers, and then delivers new rebunked alternatives to possibly explain these puzzles of uncertainty. For to say with complete assurance that something wasn’t a part of a conspiracy is just as extreme as saying it certainly was. Ruling out nothing automatically leaves the truth still in play.
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September 27, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: 9/11
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August 31, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: Harambe
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August 23, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: Technology Suppression
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July 13, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: False Deaths
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June 20, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: Jesus Conspiracies
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May 20, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: Sports
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April 27, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: Medicine and Disease
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April 1, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: The Death of Princess Diana
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March 15, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: Shakespeare’s Authorship
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February 24, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: Area 51
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February 3, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: Global Warming
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January 15, 2016Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: Paul is Dead
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