Is the conspiracy theory label stopping you from reaching your audience

Is the "conspiracy theory" label stopping you from reaching your desired audience?

Has the thought-stopping pejorative phrase "conspiracy theory" ever caused serious problems discussing certain ideas or even objective facts with your audience, friends, family, or colleagues? Today even the simple word "conspiracy" is increasingly used this way. How can you overcome the thought stopping effect of "conspiracy theory" and expand your audience?

"Conspiracy theory" labelers frequently use superficially plausible arguments backed up by no data or a single or few examples. For example: "conspiracies will always or almost always fail because someone would have talked," citing for example the exposure of the Watergate burglary failure and the downfall of Richard Nixon. This would for example suggest unsolved murders by conspiracies, such as "gang," "Mafia" or "organized crime" killings are exceptionally rare or nonexistent.

What does the data actually tell us about the frequency and success rate of conspiracies?

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