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> if you respond "that didn't happen and it couldn't have happened because science" you'll either be ignored, they'll be offended and block you, or they'll start cursing at you

Have you considered that the problem might be you, and "Someone is wrong on the internet" repliers are super tedious?

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Yes, and that's not the problem at all.

But I do want to thank you for a perfect demonstration of how misinformation spreads. Folks like you don't even care that the content of a tweet is factually incorrect, and in most cases, it's made up so they can get likes and retweets. The post-truth world is alive and well. And, unfortunately, profitable for some.

> a perfect demonstration of how misinformation spreads

Which misinformation did I spread?

> Folks like you don't even care that the content of a tweet is factually incorrect

That's quite an interference.

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