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Article created by: Vėja Elkimavičiūtė

Social media gave all of us a platform. And since everyone has an opinion on everything, we have to be more careful when consuming content—not all of it is valid.

Probably nothing proves this point better than the subreddit 'Facebook Science.' Gathering the dumbest statements they can find on the internet, its 50K members constantly show that there are no limits to human ignorance

"[This online community is] about the science-denying pseudo-intellectuals who think they know better than centuries of scientific understanding and aren't afraid to leave comments arguing even the most simple of concepts," the subreddit's moderators write on its 'About' page.

Theories? Evidence? Experiments? Reputable scientific methods aren't welcome here. This is the epitome of "My friend in the bar says..."

For more painfully ridiculous false statements, check out Bored Panda's first publication on the subreddit.

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#1

Who Wants To Start A Magnet Business With Me(Credits To R/Vaxxhappened)?

Screenshot of an online group post sharing absurd vaccine misinformation calling out those ignoring years of science.

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    Facebook ‘Scientists’

    Meme illustrating absurd posts from an online group mocking those who ignore years of science and expert knowledge.

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    'disappears'

    Screenshot of a social media post doubting the moon's solidity and moon landing, highlighting science skepticism online.

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    #5

    This Is No Asteroid Hole

    A meme challenging asteroid impact science with images of a large crater and muddy holes, questioning established evidence.

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    #6

    Found This Recently

    Side-by-side images labeled fake and real, showing a round Earth and a distorted Earth, calling out science misinformation.

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    Terrible Science, But I'd Watch This Movie

    Screenshot of an absurd post from an online group calling out people who reject years of scientific knowledge.

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    #8

    Covid 19 Does Exist

    Screenshot of a social media post questioning the existence of a deadly pandemic, calling out science misinformation.

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    #9

    "The Lack Of Humility Before Nature That's Being Displayed Here, Uh... Staggers Me."

    4th grade science quiz with dinosaur questions and social media comments calling out misuse of years of science facts.

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    #10

    The Government Wants To Control Your... Brians?

    Screenshot of an online post denying COVID and vaccines, illustrating absurd claims challenged by science communities.

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    #11

    Viruses Are A Myth

    Screenshot of an online post sharing a false claim about viruses, featured in a group calling out science misinformation.

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    #12

    Til You Can Cure Cancer By Screaming In A Cave

    Ancient underground temple in Malta called Oracle Chamber used sound frequencies linked to science and healing claims.

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    #13

    No, He Would Be Dead

    Text post claiming superhuman powers from birth inside a black hole, featured in an online group that challenges science.

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    #14

    Manufactured Government Fog

    Social media post claiming unnatural fog is used to scare residents, illustrating absurd posts challenging years of science.

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    #15

    #idonotconsent

    Woman holding a sign with anti-mask and anti-tracking message, reflecting science denial in online group posts.

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    #16

    Globe Lies

    Two images showing a decorative globe with a label stating it is not meant for educational purpose, highlighting science denial posts.

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    #17

    Yes, I'm Sure About That. You Forgot To Mention The Extremely Low Density Of The Atmosphere Up There

    Meme questioning moon landing with thermosphere and metal melting temperatures, highlighting science skepticism posts.

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    #18

    Expert Scientists Bad Because Fictional Boat Better Than Real Boat

    Tweet by Matt Birk highlighting absurd posts from an online group challenging people ignoring years of science.

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    #19

    This One Made Me Irrationally Angry

    Comparison of scientists then and now, highlighting skepticism toward pharmaceutical influence in modern science.

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    #20

    Engineers Are Bad

    Online group calls out people who ignore years of science with absurd posts about ancient engineering and modern roads.

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    #21

    Just A Theory!

    Screenshot of an online post questioning germ theory and criticizing established medical science with a Google search on germ theory.

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    #22

    *know

    Social media post where a user questions oils for shingles and another comments on doctors and science.

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    #23

    Worst Idea I've Ever Heard. Please Don't Give Me The Vaccine, Oh No, Please Dont

    Text post challenging science with absurd claims about hydroxychloroquine and Bill Gates vaccine by online group.

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    #24

    The Article Is Making Fun Of You, Dale

    Social media post calling out people who trust misinformation over years of science with absurd comments.

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    This Family Friend's Facebook Account Is A Gem

    Humorous post from an online group calling out people ignoring years of science with a duck-horse hybrid image.

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    #26

    False Equivalency Bro

    Text post questioning vaccine safety by comparing Baby Boomers' diseases to modern childhood illnesses, calling out science denial.

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    #27

    That Settles It. The Fires Are Fooling Us

    Map showing wildfire intensity mostly in the western US, questioning climate change effects, from an online group calling out science denial.

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    #28

    Wake Up

    Man sitting for a COVID test with a healthcare worker, illustrating absurd posts from people doubting years of science.

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    #29

    Water Thoughts Only 🙏

    Social media post spreading misinformation about Australian wildfires, calling out people ignoring years of science.

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    #30

    Corona Hoax

    Social media post questioning healthy people without pharma d***s or vaccines dying from COVID-19 in online group.

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    #31

    This Was Posted Seriously

    Bowl of baby carrots with text claiming they are processed and soaked in chlorine, illustrating absurd science posts.

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    Lmao My Kids Would Freak Out If I Taped This To Them

    Hand holding wrapped ginger with text claiming it removes lung mucus and stops bad cough, highlighting science misinformation.

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    #33

    Nasa Just Need To Use Toilet Seats, It’s Cheaper

    Man humorously uses a laptop and toilet seat to fake space view, highlighting absurdity in science misinformation posts.

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    #34

    "I'm A Climate Denier. I Don't Have To Be On The Defensive"

    Social media post showing climate change denial and rejection of scientific consensus in an online discussion group.

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    #35

    I Cu Out There Not Using Copper Cups

    Copper cup health claims listing on benefits of drinking water, featured in posts challenging years of science.

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