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Lara Millman, PhD Student, Philosophy, Dalhousie University

Conspiracy theories are dangerous even if they don’t affect behaviour

A man holds a QAnon sign outside the White House. Even if most people don't act on their conspiratorial beliefs, such theories can still pose very real dangers. (Shutterstock)

Much has been made in recent years of politicians like Donald Trump and their use of conspiracy theories. In Canada, a number of conservative politicians have voiced support for conspiracy theories.

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