O VÍRUS DA XENOFOBIA E A PANDEMIA DE COVID-19.
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O texto aborda os riscos envolvendo xenofobia contra os chineses na internet, e redes sociais, na pandemia da COVID-19, além de demonstrar como irracional esta manifestação é, especialmente a ideia de criação de vírus em um laboratório. Nesse propósito, são abordados exemplos históricos de como o preconceito xenófobo não tem sentido e tem prejudicado a trajetória da humanidade em todas as regiões do mundo. Finalmente, alerto sobre a necessidade de usar ciência para enfrentar o novo coronavírus e abandonar as teorias da conspiração.
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