Tag: Why We Fall for History’s Most Seductive Conspiracy Theories and How We Rediscover Reality

I read Unproven, Unlikely and Firmly Believed, but didn’t get it. My wife normally reads books with a pastel or a spring-colored spine. Typically these books are about a cute young guy who manages a book store in Maine. There’ a generational corner store in town that’s about to be managed by a cute young girl.  Both of their worlds will be upended when the data center or online warehouse open up its newest facility in the valley.  My wife normally reads books like that, but apparently there was a disturbance in the love and missed-connections book force which meant that she had nothing to read. She looked over at Unproven, Unlikely and Firmly Believed and asked me what it’s about.

Smart, but not too smart in its take on conspiracies