The fantastic spread of Facebook- article

The fantastic spread of Facebook in all social and age categories then led to the corruption of the
minds of normal people.

You see, most people are a kind of "blank slate", as they say, a free storage space, a erased sheet. By
this I mean that they take care of their normal life, raising children and going to work and going out
in the park, as should happen in the bulk of a normal society, leaving advanced or niche issues to the
experts or authorities in domain. As it should be.

And, in the absence of alternative information, of some who contradict and dismantle all the
madness in this world, those people believed them. Maybe not right away, but they saw them today,
they saw them tomorrow, and if a lie is repeated many times, it eventually catches or at least seems
doubtful.

That's why I say that Facebook has become a cancer, that is, a disease in which diseased cells corrupt
healthy cells, make them sick and further spread the disease.

When beauty products were radioactive-article

A miracle cream was launched in Paris in 1933. Billed as a "scientific beauty product," it promised
to improve circulation, firm muscle tissue, reduce fat and smooth wrinkles. It was part of a line of
cosmetics called Tho-Radia -- after thorium and radium, the radioactive elements it contained.

Today, no one would intentionally smear radioactive materials on their face, but in 1933, the dangers
of radioactivity were not yet fully understood. This mysterious new form of energy, discovered by
French physicist Henri Becquerel in 1896, had become imbued with mythical powers.

The creams didn't work as advertised but that didn't stop Tho-Radia cosmetics from becoming
popular. It's full range of products all purported to unleash the benefits of radioactivity, including
lipstick and facial powder, as well as ointments, soap, suppositories, razor blades, energy drinks and
even condoms.