Did a May 6 1993 ‘Simpsons’ Episode Feature an ‘Asian Flu’ and ‘Murder Bees’?
The Simpsons prediction industrial complex is back at it, this time claiming that COVID-19 was prognosticated by the show — complete with “murder bees” — in May 1993.
The Simpsons prediction industrial complex is back at it, this time claiming that COVID-19 was prognosticated by the show — complete with “murder bees” — in May 1993.
A number of purported exemption “passes” or badges circulated on social media during the coronavirus pandemic, all falsely asserting that individuals could skirt local mask-wearing orders by citing HIPAA.
Audio from the governor’s conference call with state lawmakers surfaced after a two-day spike in infections statewide.
The image became a symbol of anti-government events — while being used to misidentify another person.
A viral Facebook post purportedly shows a stunning scene in a quarantined Venice during COVID-19, where flamingos amassed in suddenly empty canals.
“My dad is an ICU doctor treating COVID-19 patients. In the past WEEK he has set more ‘I’ve never seen a heart rate/RBC count/etc. like this’ records than in his decades-long career. What this virus does to the body is like ‘sticking your finger in an electric socket.’ Stay home.”
The man refused Vons employees’ requests to remove the headpiece.
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Even accurate reporting can create confusion if it fails to include pertinent details.
A shopper’s message of support for the retail chain gained visibility online twice over.