CTs are popular as they give simple answers to complex problems. In times of uncertainty or crisis, they provide a sense of control. It is much easier, for example, to comprehend the so-called Great Replacement Theory (the idea that global elites are planning to replace white populations by moving migrants into Europe), than to consider the infinitely complex political, social, and economic factors that drive international migration. Some popular contemporary conspiracy theories in Hungary Recently, Telex published an article detailing how anti-vaxx parents are suing their GPs, because the doctors are not willing to issue a health certificate that would allow them to refuse mandatory childhood vaccines. Such rejection of modern medicine is often based on conspiracy theories.Please use the sharing tools at the bottom of the articles. Copying articles for sharing with others is a breach of the Daily News Hungary Copyright Policy. To purchase additional rights, email [email protected]. Source: dailynewshungary.com https://dailynewshungary.com/conspiracy-theories-hungary-why-believe-them/
