Eternally Family

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Did you know that studies somewhere show (probably) that eating a pound of peanut M&Ms everyday will cause you to live twice as long? You probably guessed it. That was a complete lie. But you've probably heard claims that were just as absurd (or at least close). Advertisements swarm social media accounts telling about the newest technology that will help you lose weight or the latest gadget that will make your life 100% simpler. They claim to have studies to back them up. There are testimonials about how well this product works! On other sites they  tell you what opinions you should have for different areas. They give you examples and "studies" that have been conducted.  Some people fall for it. Others don't. The problem is that those miracle products and attempts at swaying opinions are not the only things that people are buying into without understanding the flaws in the studies that those producers claim to have conducted.  There are many more important matters...