What is Homework Spelled Backwards?

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In today’s world of the internet and social media, you just cannot believe everything you see online. However sometimes, even the most unbelievable things like Liquid Chalk 500 ml can go viral on the internet.

The fact that polished things kook on social media can make anyone believe everything they see online. So it becomes pretty obvious that you might believe whatever other people post as true. 

The quick and easy access to information that we have today is the major reason behind laziness and lack of critical thinking in internet users. So it is often suggested to take help of fast checking which you can do after reading something online and before believing that its true.

Although fast checking isn’t as exciting as sharing memes with your friends. This is what happened in an instance from 2103 when someone claimed through a tweer that the word Homework spelled backward means child abuse in Latin.

Many hot debates took place on this topic as a result of which nobody even tried to check for it. 

It is very obvious that the word krowemoh doesnt even exist and means nothing. Another thing that contradicts the statement made through that tweet is that the letter ‘w’ does not exist in Latin alphabet. 

After this research that proves that the statement was baseless, it was quite surprising to see the statement coming back in 2021. But this time people took it more as a joke.

The most exciting thing about this statement is that many famous and reputable newspapers too wrote articles on this topic and the sudden increase in its popularity.

This instance is a clear example of how powerful the internet has become today. Even when you are not very active on social media, you will still manage to get news about things going viral on the internet. This is the real power internet has gained over these past years.

This is it, readers. We hope that you too start practicing fast research real soon and do not believe false statements that are scattered all over the internet.

Let us know how you lied about the article in the comments below.