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Scoop.it!
We, as a collective Internet are a smart bunch. Together, we've figured out how to make our computers run faster, how to make awesome man caves, and even how to fix our iPhones. But as smart as the Internet is, it's fallen for some hoaxes in its time. Sure, in retrospect, these seem like obvious… 
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“And so it begins … ISIS flag among refugees in Germany fighting the police,” blared the headline on the Conservative Post; “with this new leaked picture, everything seems confirmed”. The image in question purported to show a group of Syrian refugees holding ISIS flags and attacking German police officers.
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We are more connected than ever, and yet people will still accept myths as facts. So, when the truth is just a Google search away, why do we continue to circulate internet myths?
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Viral videos are a lot of fun — they give us something to watch over and over, share with our friends, and talk about on Facebook. But not every video is as genuine as we first believe; sometimes we find that we've been the victims of elaborate hoaxes. And even though these aren't as potentially dangerous…
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This stuff makes me smile!
Can't wait to use this with my lesson on web versus databases