Last week I saw a video on YouTube that said Paul McCartney died of cancer 10 minutes earlier. You guys made me realize that was false. Now I see a video that says Mike Tyson just died in a tragic accident 20 minutes ago. That is false too. These are just outright lies and whoever posted it should get in trouble.
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I wonder why people spend their time posting stuff on social media that can so easily be proven to be false? It’s strange.
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once an egg always a potato.
~ Phil Colins
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Hi @LevelJ1 always wanted to ask who is in the pic of yours ? I have seen him but don’t remember exactly. Is he a director of movies or entertainment business?
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He is an actor i believe. I saw him on this gif once.
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And on TV also. Need to say that there are countries where propoganda is on top.
Like Russia or North Korea… poor people!
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I remember someone doing a series of stories on youtube called “the tragic life of …”
Where they would talk down a lot of celebrities basically calling their life a joke. Sounds like the work of a religious cult.
You can believe everything you see on the Internet because beliefs are not facts
Like I believe in aliens or I believe in God, examples
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I think its so people click on it and they get more views money.
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My AVH (voices) seem unable to tell the truth. On the rare occasion that they do, it is discernable. Maybe the people on social media have a similar compulsion to lie?
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