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    Looking Back on the 90s-Era Satanic Panic In a New Age of Conspiracy Theories

    On the "toxic Puritan cycle" that causes ordinary people to either embrace outlandish ideas or pathologize those who do

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    Margot Douaihy explains how sibling relationships are "supercharging narratives with primal terror and emotional range."

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