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Top Internet Conspiracies Would Involve Too Many People to Stay Secret, Says Science
David Robert Grimes, a physicist and cancer researcher, wrote an equation to show just how hard it would be to keep large-scale conspiracies a secret.
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Internet's Favorite Conspiracies, Too Difficult To Be Secrets, Says Science
If NASA really faked the moon landing in 1969, about 411,000 people would have worked together to keep that information from the public, and the whole thing would have been exposed about four years later, according to an Oxford researcher who has found a mathematical way to examine the viability of conspiracy theories.
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Top Internet Conspiracies Would Involve Too Many People to Stay Secret, Says Science
David Robert Grimes, a physicist and cancer researcher, wrote an equation to show just how hard it would be to keep large-scale conspiracies a secret.
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Internet's Favorite Conspiracies, Too Difficult To Be Secrets, Says Science
If NASA really faked the moon landing in 1969, about 411,000 people would have worked together to keep that information from the public, and the whole thing would have been exposed about four years later, according to an Oxford researcher who has found a mathematical way to examine the viability of conspiracy theories.
