Conspiracy Theories. How to (not) Become a Conspiracy Theorist

«Conspiracy Theories: How to (Not) Become a Conspiracy Theorist» by Maksym Yakovlev is a comprehensive exploration of a wide range of conspiracy theories, from classic ones like Freemasons and reptilians to contemporary ones such as COVID-19 and elections. The author delves into the minds of conspiracy theorists, examining the tools and techniques they use to construct their elaborate narratives. By drawing on psychology, sociology, and political science, Yakovlev provides a compelling analysis of the psychological mechanisms underlying belief in conspiracy theories and the social factors that contribute to their spread. In a world inundated with information, this book equips readers with the critical thinking skills necessary to discern fact from fiction.