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Meet Christiane Northrup, doctor of disinformation
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In Grade 6, he was invited to a birthday party starring a teenage magician. Schwarcz has since forgotten most of the tricks performed that day, but one a rope trick where three ropes suddenly fused into one due to some invisible “magical chemical” he has never forgotten.
He was so intrigued that he went to the school library and took out two books, one on magic and the other on chemistry.
“When I tell this story, often people are puzzled, because magic and chemistry seem diametrically opposed. Chemistry is a hard science firmly rooted in the laws of nature,” Schwarcz said. “And what do magicians do? Magicians pretend to counter nature. They float people in midair, they restore cut ropes.”
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Protesters are seen during a rally in opposition to COVID-related health measures outside of Brandon City Hall earlier this year.
How do you convince people to take measures against the spread of COVID-19 when they dismiss it as “just a flu?”
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What about convincing them to accept a vaccine they believe is redundant, dangerous or both?
Fake news is proving a serious barrier between government messaging about the COVID-19 pandemic and Manitobans taking action.
It’s something the government has dealt without throughout the pandemic, said Dr. Jazz Atwal, the province’s acting deputy chief provincial public health officer, during Friday’s media briefing.
fighting an “infodemic” of rumors and misinformation, and you can help.
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On March 9, 2020, on a website promoting his health coaching and personal development business, Christian Elliot published a piece in which he stated “that the whole media frenzy about the Coronavirus is a bunch of money-making hype.” One year and just under 3 million coronavirus deaths later, Elliot a self-described “natural health nerd” who does not believe in germ theory is back with more thoughts on the pandemic in a mega-viral article titled “18 Reasons I Won’t Be Getting a Covid Vaccine.”
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