E07 Les théories du complot

La France est l'un des pays au monde produisant le plus d'électricité grâce aux centrales nucléaires. Cela découle d'une volonté historique d'indépendance énergétique, l'Hexagone ne disposant pas de ressources fossiles tels que le gaz et le charbon. Si pendant quelques années, le ...  Show more

La France se présente souvent comme un pays d'égalité. La Révolution de 1789 a aboli les privilèges, la devise nationale est "Liberté, égalité, fraternité", et l'école publique est gratuite pour tous. Sur le papier, tout le monde a sa chance. Dans cet épisode, Ingrid s'intéresse ...  Show more

Conspiracy theories: Laurie Taylor talks to Thomas Konda, Professor of Political Science at SUNY, Plattsburgh, about the history and changing nature of conspiracy theories. Why have such wild theories overrun America? Also, Hugo Leal, Methods Fellow at the University of Cambridge ...  Show more

This week we're revisiting one of our favorite episodes about one of our favorite topics: Conspiracy theories. They're a feature of today's news and politics. But they've really been a part of American life since its founding. In this episode, we'll explore how conspiracy theorie ...  Show more

‏In this short lesson we will learn the difference between conspiracy and conspiracies 

In this episode, I present a conference presentation I gave about conspiracy theories organized by Brian Keeley and MRX Dentith. It's titled, "A Critique of Skeptical Reason." Dr. Dentith hosts a podcast called The Podcaster’s Guide to the Conspiracy and can be found here: https: ...  Show more