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Rejecting conspiracy theories

The internet has proved to be a perfect system for cultivating and developing conspiracy theories. So many people can take part in such lengthy discussions promoting such strange stories about what's 'really' happening - without, it seems, any way to bring those people back to reality. This page contains an excerpt from an article originally published in The Guardian with questions to help develop your reading and...

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