Hoaxes and misinformation on Facebook and other social media:
// hoaxes and misinformation on Facebook is very bad, and AI is making it worst, what is even worse is people sharing this misinformation.
hoaxes and misinformation are not fun funny or just a joke, they just lead to bigger problems, to stop the problem, You have to deal with the Psychology behind these hoaxes and misinformation, a lot of these hoaxs and misinformation are designed to spread fear in the community.
Linked with this subject are pseudo science, pseudo history and pseudo archaeology, which can be linked to racist views and anti science, which could lead to misleading information about science getting out, leading to people not taking medicines they need or the person listening to bad advice which could be harmful
Conclusion:
The problem of misinformation is getting worse, and the only way to stop this problem of misinformation and hoaxes is to challenge it with the truth.
References and further information on the subject:
Below is an interesting article from the independent about the subject.
‘Some of these hoaxes appear designed to terrify local communities, and sow needless fear and confusion,’ says charity that has found hundre
Also, check out this cool lecture by Milo Rossi (aka MiniMinuteMan) about fighting pseudoscience or Psudo-archaeology views with science communication
Other blog posts on the subject:
Check out these Cool, interesting videos by the Bridges podcast as they discuss Pseudo-Archaeology / Pseudo-History with guests Flint Dibble
(picture from the Apollo 11 moon landing Wikipedia Page) There is an interesting theory that says the moon landing by the crew of Apollo 11
How to spot the signs of pseudo archaeology / pseudo-history viewpoint ( aka fraudulent archaeology/history viewpoint) and the buzz words pe

















