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Archived 2 years ago from BBC News
Coronavirus: Social media users more likely to believe conspiracies

17 June 2020Rory Cellan-JonesGetty ImagesFrom the idea that the coronavirus was created in a lab to the belief that it is all part of a plan to bring in compulsory vaccinations, conspiracy theories have been plentiful in recent months.Now, research indicates that people who get their news from …

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Archived 6 years ago from Yahoo Sports
Wellness influencers ‘linked to spread of 5G conspiracy theories’

Wellness influencers are now peddling bizarre and dangerous conspiracies (stock image). (Getty) ‘Wellness influencers’ are responsible for peddling dangerous conspiracy theories around 5G and coronavirus, according to reports. Influencers such as Pete Evans have shifted towards spreading conspiracy …

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Archived 2 years ago from CNN
Why conspiracy theorists think 5G is bad for your health and why experts say not to worry

CNN  —  It’s 420 or “weed day,” and people around the world will be paying homage to their favorite guilty pleasure: marijuana. Currently, 24 states, two territories and the District of Columbia in the United States have legalized marijuana for recreational use, making it that much easier for …

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Archived 6 years ago from Healthline
25% of People Believe Unproven Conspiracy Theories About COVID-19

Share on PinterestExperts say conspiracy beliefs connect to other forms of mistrust and are associated with less compliance with government guidelines and greater unwillingness to take up future tests and treatment. Getty Images Misinformation and conspiracy theories about COVID-19 continue to …

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Archived 6 years ago from Colorado Times Recorder
Fight Over Bill to Raise Vaccination Rates Reflects Strong Anti-Vax Sentiment in Colorado GOP

As a bill to strengthen school vaccination requirements advances in Colorado’s Democratically-controlled legislature, Republican opposition to pro-vaccine policy remains strong, with every Republican lawmaker on the House Health and Insurance Committee voting against the measure Sunday and more in …

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Archived 4 years ago from BBC UK
How Bill Gates became the voodoo doll of Covid conspiracies

So, for example, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation did fund a study, conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology last year, which looked at the possibility of storing a patient’s vaccination history in a pattern of dye. It would be invisible to the naked eye, and could be delivered …

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Archived 1 year ago from BBC UK
How Bill Gates became the voodoo doll of Covid conspiracies

AFP/getty imagesBy Jane WakefieldTechnology reporter In 2015, an unassuming-looking Bill Gates came on stage at the TED conference in Vancouver to issue a dire warning.”If anything kills over 10 million people over the next few decades, it is likely to be a highly infectious virus rather than war,” …

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Archived 6 years ago from CNBC
Here’s what Bill Gates has to say about those Covid-19 vaccine conspiracy theories he’s pegged to

Billionaire Bill Gates has become a top target of conspiracy theories related to the coronavirus pandemic, which the Microsoft co-founder called “bizarre.” “It’s almost hard to deny this stuff because it’s so stupid or strange that even to repeat it gives it credibility,” Gates said Thursday on …

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Archived 1 year ago from BBC News
How Bill Gates became the voodoo doll of Covid conspiracies

18 June 2020ShareSaveJack GoodmanBBC Reality CheckShareSaveBBCResearching viruses in farm animals is essential rather than glamorous work, and The Pirbright Institute in Surrey excels at it. But recently they’ve been getting some very unwanted attention. For months they’ve been unwittingly drawn …

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Archived 6 years ago from BBC News
How Bill Gates became the voodoo doll of Covid conspiracies

By Jane Wakefield Technology reporter In 2015, an unassuming-looking Bill Gates came on stage at the TED conference in Vancouver to issue a dire warning. “If anything kills over 10 million people over the next few decades, it is likely to be a highly infectious virus rather than war,” he told the …

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