3. Is the vaccine a microchip?
People tend to spread fake news when they are feeling stressed out or scared. When the Astra-Zeneca vaccine had a batch that wasn’t good, they said that all the vaccines are just water which they are injecting into people’s skin. They continued by saying that the moment when they put the serum in, they are actually planting a microchip in.
With this microchip, the Government – keep in mind that these people are not clear: which Government? Which person from the Government? Why? – can know everything that we do and they will be able to know all the information about us.
4. Vaccine can cause infertility among women that are over 60 years old
This one is actually really funny, because if you think about it, there are rare cases when women that are over 60 years old can get pregnant. Once a woman hits the stage of menopause, which usually happens around the 50s, she naturally loses her fertility.
This conspiracy theory is nothing else but fuel for the people who are not informed about basic subjects like menopause, let alone the new coronavirus.
5. People who are vaccinated will die within 5 to 10 years
This one started when people begin to get vaccinated. There are many variations for this conspiracy theory, such as paralysis after being vaccinated, ruining the chances of getting pregnant, becoming ill after the shots and even dying within 5 to 10 years. Why this interval? We don’t know.
TAKEAWAY
Just like we’ve already mentioned above, people are more likely to spread fake news when they are not feeling well. Because they are so unsure of certain situations, they tend to come up with several things that will make them feel better. Conspiracy theories are nothing else than just ridiculous ways to spread false information and instill panic among people.
What do you think about these conspiracy theories? Do you know any other new theories like this? Leave them in the comments section down below!
