7 Forum Candid Myths Busted by Leading Experts

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This comprehensive guide dives into seven common forum faux pas that experts dread, explaining why they’re problematic and offering actionable solutions to improve your forum etiquette and engagement. The definitive Internet reference source for researching urban legends, folklore , myths , rumors, and misinformation. News media outlets and health and well-being websites have published countless articles on the “ myths vs facts” about coronavirus. Typically, articles share a myth in bold font and then address. Most of nature is deeply hidden from us and the world isn’t what it seems. So many things that seem obviously true are not. And here are just a few 1. Earth is flat. Many ancient people believed Earth took the form of a disk. - Photo credit: Alamy. Apart from the lumps and bumps of mountains, Earth certainly seems flat. 1️⃣ Share this with someone who believes #5 or # 7 — it could save them from unnecessary health scares. 2️⃣ Comment below with the myth that shocked you most (I’ll debunk more in Part 2!). Thanks to the gods of the internet, a helpful soul has arisen and created for us a comprehensive chart of some of the frequently encountered “facts” and what they are in reality.