Even before this post was used on the blog I'd already heard about it on several YouTube channels. Someone like myself who does not frequently visit Facebook, the form of media this viral trend has sparked from and spread from would probably share this as well or maybe even retweet it on twitter. But of course I do have an appreciation for basic math and know it's wrong, I 'd probably share it for the novelty of it and for the laughs of someone being dim witted enough to think that there'd be enough money to bless everyone in America with a million dollars of cold hard cash.

Most people are easily persuaded and have their thoughts and actions based on the internet.  Many focus their beliefs on the internet as well.  Some even going as far as believing everything they read.  While these people not conscious of their own ignorance they are also at fault.  Not everything on the internet is real and factual.  Remember the rumoured celebrity deaths that pop up every once in awhile, that should be proof enough to how unreliable of a source the internet generally is.  It's just as easy to put up information as it is to obtain information.  But then again who's fault is it?  The dumb people thinking that everything on the internet is real or the masterminds that write these false articles knowingly or unknowingly.

Personally I blame the people.  If you knowingly believed the internet without sufficient proof.  You're kinda part of the problem.  Actually no, scratch that, that is the entire problem.  People won't be trying to control others if others won't allow them.  So then shouldn't we just stop the spreaders of information?  Well it's a bit of both.  Both would also stay and be there regardless anyways no matter what course of action we take.

  Though majority still believe in everything in the internet.  People have always believed in irrefutable things, it's unavoidable, just another testament to how much easier it is to access power thanks to the internet.