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Conspiracy Theories in the Digital Age | Charleston News
Are Americans buying into conspiracy theories more than ever? It’s not just about one theory—it’s about a growing mindset that trusts hidden forces over institutions. Social media has turbocharged this trend, turning isolated beliefs into viral movements. While it’s most common among adults aged 25-54 and often tied to isolation or depression, it cuts across political lines. Conspiracy thinking thrives in chaotic times by offering simple answers and a sense of belonging. The real shift? The speed and scale of misinformation today. Experts stress: skepticism is healthy, but blind belief in…
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