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Earthquake conspiracy discussion on Twitter

Social Work

Earthquake conspiracy discussion on Twitter

D. Erokhin and N. Komendantova

This study by Dmitry Erokhin and Nadejda Komendantova delves into the intriguing discourse surrounding the HAARP conspiracy theory on Twitter. It uncovers how discussions spiked following significant earthquakes, revealing a fascinating connection between catastrophic events and online sentiment towards HAARP.... show more
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