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"Mass Formation Psychosis," an Unfounded Theory Spreading Online, Suggests Millions of ... - Latest Tweet by AP Fact Check
The latest Tweet by AP Fact Check states, '"Mass formation psychosis," an unfounded theory spreading online, suggests millions of people have been тАЬhypnotizedтАЭ into believing mainstream ideas to combat COVID-19. Psychology experts say the concept is not supported by evidence. Get the facts @AP. ...'
"Mass formation psychosis," an unfounded theory spreading online, suggests millions of people have been тАЬhypnotizedтАЭ into believing mainstream ideas to combat COVID-19. Psychology experts say the concept is not supported by evidence. Get the facts @AP. https://t.co/TT61pPFtwL— AP Fact Check (@APFactCheck) January 8, 2022
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