> But it just seemed unethical to take advantage of the poorly educated I thought about doing the same during COVID when people were believing ludicrous claim

> But it just seemed unethical to take advantage of the poorly educated I thought about doing the same during COVID when people were believing ludicrous claims about nanobots in the vaccine. I was thinking that you could make a nice chunk of coin selling those old acam magnetic bracelets that 'deactivate the nanobots so that you can get the vaccine protection without the bots' That way people would be helped by your scam product. And another way to look at it is that these people are going to be scammed by someone, it might as well be you, some with morals and not someone who is going to use that scamoney to move onto a bigger and bigger scam until they scam their way into the office of president.