From “glitching” videos to ghosts.
From there, he says, the evolution of the content was “natural.” “I started talking about ghost stories and conspiracy theories. It's just because that's what my likes were," he explains. "Eventually, those moments of the podcast became the most popular, and the ones gravitated towards the most. But we still talk about those other things of entrepreneurship and streetwear.
On the more serious side, sometimes magical thinking can veer into harmful, politically motivated conspiratorial territory, as we’ve seen with the phenomenon. Some educational policy experts have made the connection between the privatization of public education in America and the rise in conspiracy beliefs.
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