The recent panic surrounding the mysterious fog sweeping across the U.S. has been amplified by social media, which has led to widespread conspiracy theories and fears.
Reports of illnesses have attributed potential connections to a 'toxic fog,' showing how social media can sway public perception and escalate fears of something that may be unfounded.
Witnesses described experiencing flu-like symptoms after encountering the fog, which reflects how selective perception shapes the narrative through social media channels.
The confusion surrounding the fog reveals deeper societal anxieties and highlights the role of platforms like TikTok and X in spreading fears and misinformation.
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