Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Matthew and Stephanie Patrick launched The Game Theorists in 2009.Gabe Ginsberg/Getty Images The creators behind veteran YouTube ...

If you ask someone who believes in chemtrails or identifies as a 9/11 truther why they believe conspiracy theories, they'll tell you that they aren't conspiracy theorists at all. Instead, most who ...

Conspiracy theorists are using AI chatbots not only to convince themselves of their harebrained beliefs, but to recruit other users on social media. As independent Australian news site Crikey reports, ...

It’s a commonly-held assumption that most people who believe in conspiracy theories are loners — and new research backs it up. There are also classic questions of what’s causing what. In a new paper ...

Creators used to view merchandise as a second thought, slapping their channel name or logo on a T-shirt and calling it a day. The same can be said about events, which were either glorified ...

When YouTube game personality MatPat posted his first YouTube video in 2011, he was a recent graduate of Duke University, held a degree in theater and neuroscience, and was struggling to find a job.

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