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‘I don’t know what happened’: Those too young to remember September 11 are prone to conspiracy

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The Age (AU)35h ago

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‘I don’t know what happened’: Those too young to remember September 11 are prone to conspiracy

After 25 years, 100 million Americans have no memory of the day that changed everything. In an age of social media, disinformation and mistrust, that can be dangerous.

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Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)35h ago

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‘I don’t know what happened’: Those too young to remember September 11 are prone to conspiracy

After 25 years, 100 million Americans have no memory of the day that changed everything. In an age of social media, disinformation and mistrust, that can be dangerous.

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