News 20% of Americans believe microchips are inside COVID-19 vaccines

[Torn Mind]

I WOULD imagine it takes some serious willpower to "maintain" your manliness with a dozen hornets digging in!

*(I suspect I'd be running and screaming!)

In Hornetistan, females pierce YOU.

lol.

 

[nakedfrog]

If you've been writing software, then you know that few (if any) users could possibly get to step #3 in any conceivable list without screwing something up.

Often times, they can barely read up to sentence #3 in a four sentence email

 

[pcgeek11]

Citation?

And really? You think people are really smarter than that? Let's find a few comparison examples for specifically the moon landing, just to use as a tuning fork for this specific poll. Remember, we're looking for somewhere around 12%.

Conspiracy theories in U.S.- belief that the moon landing was faked 2019 | Statista

This statistic shows the results of a 2019 survey on conspiracy theories in the United States.

www.statista.com

2019, 11% believe, 11% use the option of 'neither strongly agree or disagree' (that choice wasn't available in the one here)

https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/-public-opinion-on-conspiracy-theories_181649218739.pdf

2013, 7% believe.

Vocal Minority Insists It Was All Smoke and Mirrors (Published 2009)

Forty years after men first touched the lifeless dirt of the Moon, polling consistently suggests that some 6 percent of Americans believe the landings were faked.

www.nytimes.com

2009, 6% believe.

My Seventh Grade Science Teacher Showed Us a Moon Landing Hoax TV Special

Fox actually bragged that the show increased skepticism in the moon landing to 20 percent in the U.S.

slate.com

Apparently in 1999, around 11%... after Fox aired a conspiracy theory 'documentary', it jumped briefly to 20%... glad to see they were in the misinformation game so tightly back then too. Shitfucks.

4.1 How many people believe these theories?

Between 1995 and 2013, the percentage of American adults who believe that the Moon landings were faked in some way has remained stable aroun...

www.moonhoaxdebunked.com

1995, 6% believe, 11% no opinion.

So basically, from the time we started polling such nonsense until around 2013, it was consistently 6-7%, with a fairly large percentage that 'had no opinion' if given the option (which is absurd). After that, the conspiracy engine of the internet was able to take over, and morons are easy marks for such things. I'm sure the percentages of believers of all major conspiracy theories is up.

I don't have a "citation" for what I believe.

 

[pcgeek11]

Then they also have no reason to lie. Just because we don't like the answer doesn't mean it's wrong.

It also doesn't mean it is right.

You can believe whatever you like.