Tencent News Jiuzhen platform released the most complete rumor list for July. Come and see which rumors in the fields of social international, food safety, and medical health have you believed in the past month?
July TOP3 of social and international rumors
Rumour 1: The one who shot Abe was the original Japanese Self-Defense Force low-ranking officer Howe Taro
Hot: 60.0K
Correct interpretation: After investigation, the Metropolitan Police Department is the police agency of Tokyo, Japan, and Nara has only the prefectural police, and the Japanese police have not held a press conference at that time, so the news spread on the Internet is untrue. According to Japanese media sources, the Japanese police have now arrested the suspect, whose name is Toruya Yamagami.
Rumor 2: US President Biden is currently suffering from cancer
Hot: 57.2K
Correct interpretation: A White House spokesman clarified that the cancer the president was referring to was a “non-melanoma skin cancer” that had previously been removed, not a current cancer. This is because Biden misused the tense.
Rumor 3: 4 AI robots kill 29 scientists in Japanese lab
Hot: 37.2K
Correct interpretation: The claim originally came from a “former US Marine”, but other elements of the incident are unclear and he did not witness the robot killings. In addition, there is no evidence to prove that the “ex-US Marine Corps member” really exists.
July food safety rumors TOP1
Rumor 1: Ice cream that does not melt with fire is due to the addition of a lot of edible glue
Hot: 3.7K
Correct interpretation: The hotly debated ice cream has high solid content and relatively low water content, so even if it melts, it will not become a puddle of water, and it has nothing to do with thickeners or edible glue. Too much to do. Although the proper use of food additives such as thickeners can prolong the melting time, it does not work after a certain amount. Considering the taste and cost, manufacturers will not add too much.
July TOP2 of medical and health rumors
Rumor 1: Sitting on a stone pier under high temperature can cure dysmenorrhea
Hot: 165.7K
Correct interpretation: Sitting on a hot stone pier is not a cure for dysmenorrhea, and there may be a risk of burns. Some people may feel that their symptoms are relieved. On the one hand, the stone pier is very hot, which may divert the attention of dysmenorrhea. The level of prostaglandins decreases with blood circulation.
Myth #2: Dead birds spread monkeypox virus
Hot: 40.6K
Correctly read: It is unrealistic to say that exposure to dead birds can contract monkeypox virus. The main natural host of the “monkeypox” virus is rodents, not birds. There is currently no evidence that monkeypox virus can be contracted from contact with birds.
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