Does Coronavirus Really Exist?

The New York Times analyzed Facebook posts and found that there were about 16,000 posts related to conspiracy theories about the coronavirus and Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft. In an interview with CNN Gates tried to explain all the rumors: "Usually they use official information. My foundation has given more money to life-saving vaccines than any other group, as they say we make money from it and are trying to kill people with vaccines, inventing things. "It is true that we are linked to vaccines, but they reverse the link." "I hope this does not create rejection of the vaccine, because there are many specialists in the private sector who are working to get a vaccine. The numbers of the conspiracy theorists surprise me, but I hope the conspiracies fade away. We remind you that one of the most common conspiracy theories is that Bill Gates belongs to a group that aims to control the world by injecting a chip vaccine into the human body.