DEBUNKED: There is NO Classic Movie Called The Omicron Variant

DEBUNKED: No, there is no such movie called 'The Omicron Variant'.

Becky Cheatle, an Irish director and writer, created the viral posters you see being shared on social media - just for harmless fun. There were two real movies that contained the greek alphabet word 'Omicron' which are horror/sci-fi genres and have nothing to do with viruses or pandemics.

You will find many words from the Greek alphabet used in sci-fi movies and TV shows - alpha, beta, gamma, delta, omicron, omega etc. Unfortunately these kind of fun skits are exploited by conspiracy theorists with New World Order and Global conspiracy agendas - bonded by a common trait: they never do proper and thorough research because they are far more fixated about rushing to their pre-ordained conclusions.

Throw into the mix fringe groups with political and anti-establishment views, happy to deliberately ultlise modern graphic and audio technology to alter and manipulate official and original material/content - and you realise why we live in a world where we all need to ask questions, examine and research thoroughly anything we find presented to us online as 'real' just because it is 'there' in front of us.

We live in an age that requires additional skills and filters - the old adage 'seeing is believing' no longer stands up in the way it once did. And if we can do one important thing for our kids and the next generation - it is to gift them that 'filter toolbox' of skills in schools and colleges.

You can read the full debunking background on this by India Today.

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