
Why are we spreading information we don't know much about??
Today, the abundance of information that anyone has access to makes the reflex to question something seen or read on the Internet that is not from a credible source valuable. "Believe and do not seek" is considered a biblical exhortation, only it is false. The original advice is "seek and ye shall find." People are divided into several categories if we talk about those who believe and those who research, that is, check, before believing.
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