

The Psychology of Q'Anon (2021 Rerun)
Sep 17, 2024
Humberto, a guest expert on contemporary conspiracy theories, dives deep into the psychology behind QAnon. He examines how historical and societal factors fuel these beliefs, contrasting them with the absurdity of some predictions. The conversation reveals how online communities amplify extreme ideologies, manipulating perceptions of influential figures. They highlight the dangerous impacts on politics, especially post-Capitol attack, while promoting empathy for those ensnared in these narratives. It's an engaging exploration of belief dynamics and the complex web of misinformation.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Unpacking QAnon: Beliefs, Origins, and Impacts
01:30 • 15min
Navigating the Chaos of 4chan and QAnon
16:14 • 14min
Unpacking the QAnon Phenomenon
29:48 • 19min
Unraveling the Historical Roots of QAnon
48:28 • 2min
Unraveling Conspiracies: From Early Beliefs to QAnon
50:02 • 19min
Exploring the Absurdities of QAnon Narratives
01:09:00 • 2min
Unraveling QAnon: From Everyday Life to Extremism
01:11:02 • 15min
Shifting Political Identities and Extremism
01:26:12 • 13min
Unpacking QAnon Beliefs and Conspiracy Longevity
01:39:03 • 14min
Narcissism and Social Dynamics in Childhood
01:53:03 • 4min
Exploring the Psychology Behind QAnon Beliefs
01:56:41 • 2min
The Unending Issue of Child Abduction and Abuse
01:58:25 • 2min
The Psychology of Hate and Conspiracy
02:00:11 • 17min
The Psychology of Belief: Cult Dynamics and QAnon
02:17:33 • 6min
Understanding Psychosis and Delusions in Society
02:23:50 • 2min
The Psychology of Conspiracy Beliefs
02:26:10 • 8min
Compassionate Identities: Memory and Misfits
02:34:01 • 7min
Understanding and Compassion in the Face of Misinformation
02:41:07 • 5min