147. Unconspiratorial: Who’s Really In Charge Here?

About this episode

Dave and Brian discuss the implications of a Princeton study on American representation and its connection to conspiracy theories.

A 2014 Princeton study revealed that average American citizens rarely, if ever, get legislation they care about passed. Predictably, this lack of representation leads to a wide variety of conspiracy theories. This week, Dave and Brian jump right into the middle of one of the biggest. Tune in to hear Dave and Brian explain to a person living 70 years from now what living in this moment is like. Do you want to be unsilent? Make your voice heard on our social media channels and share where you think we got it right, and where we missed the mark. Go to https://unsilentpodcast.com/ for social links so you can join the discussion. Find us on Rumble here: https://rumble.com/c/c-3319829

People in this episode

Hosts: Dave Parkhurst, Brian Harding

Topics covered

• conspiracy theories
• representation
• American politics
• social media
• future perspectives

Keywords

• conspiracy theories
• legislation
• representation
• Princeton study
• American citizens
• social media

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Princeton

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