
The Online Group “Facebook Science” Shares 20 Examples Of People Being Ignorant And Not Trusting Science
Flat-earthers and pseudo-science believers have always existed on our planet. However, they have come to the limelight during the pandemic due to their anti-vax theories and impractical COVID-19 cures. And since we are living in the age of the internet, it doesn’t take much time to spread false information.
Facebook Science is a subreddit that is dedicated to trolling such people by sharing their own posts. The absurdity of these posts might make you wonder if these people had a proper education system or not. Scroll below to read the viewpoints of some science-denying individuals.
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#1 “I Dipped This Bowl In Liquid, Therefor The Earth Is Flat”

#2 Masks Bad

#3 An English Scientist Appeared On Facebook This Morning

#4 Thanks For Trying

#5 Another Anti Vaxxer Gets “The Clap”

#6 Bush Did 9/11

#7 mic Drop

#8 This Guy Needs Some Answers. He Can’t Wait To Hear Your Globe Earth Explain This One

#9 Salt The Wounds

#10 Vaccinations vs. Seat Belts – Anti Vaxxers Flawed Logic

#11 Little Sharks Because Biology Is Irrelevant

#12 Why Study Science?

#13 Lol Forever At “The Devil’s Doorbell

#14 That’s Not How Flu Shots Work

#15 Anti-Masker Who Thinks Covid-19 Is A Hoax Accidentally Makes A Case For How Quarantines Work

#16 Vaccinations Unlocks Donkey Kong Mode

#17 Ow My Finances

#18 Fantasy Earth

#19 “This Is No Asteroid Hole”

#20 The Cure For Corona Virus

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These Adorable Teacup Gardens Could Be Your Next Quarantine Project (23 Pics)
For those of us living in apartments, having a garden sounds like some sort of a dream. But what if I told you that you don’t need a home with a backyard to have a nice garden? Apparently, sometimes all you need is a teacup and a little creativity.
People are sharing photos of their miniature gardens that fit inside teacups and they’re absolutely adorable. Creating these tiny gardens could be a great way to pass time while you’re stuck in quarantine – especially if you don’t have the patience to grow a bonsai . So grab an old teacup, pick up some moss and a handful of dirt the next time you’re walking the dog and check out some inspiration in the gallery below!
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One day, this guy just kind of figured - “I spend most of my time on the internet anyway, why not turn it into a profession?” - and he did! Now he not only gets to browse the latest cat videos and fresh memes every day but also shares them with people all over the world, making sure they stay up to date with everything that’s trending on the web. Some things that always pique his interest are old technologies, literature and all sorts of odd vintage goodness. So if you find something that’s too bizarre not to share, make sure to hit him up!