Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories — Debunking The Myths!
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perezhilton.comWe used to LOVE a good conspiracy theory. Usually more to laugh at than to subscribe to, but still. However, there’s a time and a place for rampant musing and wild speculation — and a pandemic is NOT IT!
The biggest dark lining on the silver cloud that is the Internet is that it has allowed for an anti-science mindset unseen since the Dark Ages.
You would think people being able to just search up the truth about how vagina eggs or vaccinations really affect the body would create an educated populace, but in fact THE OPPOSITE is happening.
On the Internet someone can claim to be an expert and just post any old thing, whether it’s fueled by uninformed beliefs, the desire to troll, or most often just unscrupulous greed. Related: Keri Hilson
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