Common misconceptions
Growing up, I always heard the "fact" that we only use 10% of our brains. I accepted this wholeheartedly, figuring it explained why algebra was always such a struggle. But then came adulthood, along with the harsh reality that my excuses were built on lies. Turns out, we use pretty much our entire brain, and that's just the tip of the iceberg of common misconceptions that still haunt our collective knowledge.
This eye-opening collection features everyday common misconceptions that people stubbornly cling to, despite clear evidence debunking them. You'll explore popular falsehoods ranging from the idea that sugar makes kids hyper to believing that bats are blind. Each misconception is presented in a hilariously relatable manner, accompanied by engaging visuals that perfectly highlight these widespread myths. As you navigate through these images, you'll find yourself laughing, shaking your head, and ultimately relieved to finally know the truth about these widely misunderstood ideas.


















As you scrolled through, you likely experienced moments of surprise, laughter, and possibly even embarrassment as you discovered how many misconceptions you actually believed. The images served as humorous yet educational reminders of just how easily misinformation spreads.
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