Audio Story Final (Blog 4)


Blog Introduction

This blog is about the multi-faceted world of conspiracy theories. It explores how conspiracy theories can cause you to question what you know and what you might not know. This blog showcases expert opinion as well as student commentary on this topic. This blog shows how with conspiracy theories there is a constant cycle of a claim, refute, counterclaim, and then follows confusion, questioning, and them the big “Well, I don’t really know anymore.” And with all of the blog’s content, it encourages its listeners to never stop questioning because questioning might not be a bad thing after all!






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