Quote from: SmokerFace on Today at 05:38:59 AM

Most publishing sites are solely interested in information that would help them rank their site; they don't care what they're writing. Even if they lie in their content, they nevertheless rank well on Google. I believe we should report such websites to cybercrime to take action against the perpetrators of such falsehoods. I think that these falsehoods have a significant negative influence on bitcoin's image and community and that we may lose a large number of new investors as a result. This must be put to an end as quickly as feasible.

That's quite common with anything that's trending honestly, and the pandemic has been on the spotlight for the past 2 years now. You'll see it with pretty much anything, from Bitcoin when it's crashing, to vaccines, or anything which is a controversial subject.

For this specific reason, there are a few fact checkers that provide decent information and debunk such theories. However, it's still not that hard nor time consuming to conduct your own research.