Conspiracy theories are increasingly prevalent, but believing in them can be detrimental to physical and mental health. Experts and r/ChangeMyView subreddit moderators offer tips to debunk conspiracy theories convincingly and kindly. When someone believes in conspiracy theories, it is important to consider whether they are quoting fringe YouTube videos or people in the echo chamber of a conspiracy-minded individual.
A new analysis suggests that there are few proven ways to pull them out of a conspiracy rabbit hole. A doctor seeing a patient for the first time and emptying an IV bag of crazy is concerning, as he could still be a conspiracy theorist.
Conspiration theories are having a significant moment in America, driving online chat room conversations and influencing medical conversations. Doctor Julian Northcote on BBC Norwich explains the world’s most crazy conspiracy theories, while Ceri Hayles has been accused of “faking” a picture of herself bruised after an operation in PPE.
Constructive communication strategies for responding to medical conspiracy theories within serious illness care encounters are discussed. Tiffany gained tens of thousands of followers on her personal Facebook and Instagram profiles, and the article concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding and addressing the root causes of conspiracy theories.
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Dr. Phil responds to a woman who claims police may be in on a conspiracy to keep her ex-boyfriend away from her. Dr. Phil tells …
I’m sure that she was really devastated at the breakup years ago and it is still plaguing her to the point of obsession. Our minds do strange things to us… just ask anyone obsessed with a picture they have fallen in love with (online romance scammer situations). My senior Mom used to complain she was awakened (at least over 6 times) by partying loud music a few houses away. Tried to reason it out with her and try to get her to ignore it since she would never complain to anyone but me. Went on a visit to family in the country for a week – same thing again but no neighbors for miles, no one in the house woke up to any noise, but she could not reason through that it was in her mind or she was dreaming. The mind makes us believe in something that was not happening. I think this woman’s medication or mind is messing with her. I get a LOT of coincidences happening in my life, often 3 in the same number of days, but know I am not psychic. They are just coincidences. I also used to go into such deep sleep and when I woke in the middle of the night, it took minutes to figure out that it was a dream only.
Don’t people with schizophrenia hear voices and think radios, phones and the television are broadcasting special messages just for them ? I think she might need medication before talk therapy. You can try to appeal to her common sense but if she is “hearing voices” that are real to her it won’t work that well.
When a man leaves you for reasons or no reason at all,just let him go.if a man does not want you,it’s very clear. It’s a hurtful situation to go through but that’s how it is.a man can use abuse and leave a woman like that without any remorse. Don’t look for answers,don’t run behind him,don’t set up yourself for more heartache. You are now single,you are independent, you can pretty much have a blast with yourself and close friends. Just don’t ever run behind a man especially if you are a grown mature woman.nothing you can do or say will be able to get him to love you. God loves you and will comfort you.
It can be very difficult to recover from being ghosted without an explanation or any kind of closure. Very cruel… this poor woman has driven herself to the point of paranoia, trying to make sense of the way he disappeared on her. They were together for years, and he treats her like she’s crazy for losing it when he ran off without warning, after saying he’d marry her. Sorry but he’s gaslighting. I feel for her.