RE: RE: People who believe in conspiracy theories are also more likely to believe in pseudoscience and paranormal phenomena, according to new research, which indicate that some people appear to have a general susceptibility to believing unsubstantiated claims.
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RE: People who believe in conspiracy theories are also more likely to believe in pseudoscience and paranormal phenomena, according to new research, which indicate that some people appear to have a general susceptibility to believing unsubstantiated claims.

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Has there been any studies on how or if different generations are more or less susceptible to believing in pseudoscience? I would be curious to know if the number of people who believe in pseudosciences has trended in either direction over the generations or if it has always been relatively the same.

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