By Tyler Durden
If there’s one thing we’ve learned from the pandemic, it’s that everybody has a slightly different approach to how they deal with the challenges it has presented.
Covid-19 has thrown up a lot of complex topics which both society and the individual have had to come to terms with and react to. However, as Statista’s Martin Armstrong points out, where these differences get away from the realm of “normal” and understandable, however, is when people completely reject the reality of the situation, saying that the coronavirus is a myth – created by “some powerful forces” – and that the virus does not exist.
This is the wording used in a recent YouGov survey to gauge the extent to which populations believe this around the world…
