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Bret Weinstein | Conspiracy Theory vs Conspiracy Hypothesis | #CLIP
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9:51Now PlayingEvolutionary theorist and former biology professor Bret Weinstein talks to John about the weaponisation of the term 'conspiracy theory', particularly in relation to the question of collusion in the 2020 US election. They discuss the importance of the scientific method in combatting critical theory, and the necessity, as Bret puts it, of "insulating science from market forces".
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