In fact, different cities in China can be quite different from each other. While some people may not take the time and effort to distinguish different Asian countries as they would different European countries such as Sweden and Italy, the diversity that exists in East Asia at least equals if not exceeds the diversity in Europe. The two cities are “day and night” in many various ways.
Osaka doesn’t have the same wet markets that Wuhan has. Third, Osaka, Japan, is very different from Wuhan, China. Plus, how the heck did Homer Simpson get his facial hair to look like someone put a flapjack on his face? There were the many aforementioned scientific inaccuracies. Secondly, as alluded to previously, this The Simpsons episode was very unrealistic in many different ways. Yeah, if you think that The Brady Brunch was a super realistic portrayal of the average family life, you may be pretty “far out.” Using The Simpsons as proof of anything like that is reminiscent of the time anti-vaccination advocates circulated an episode of The Brady Brunch, suggesting that it “proved” that the measles was not a serious disease. This has been part of pushing such conspiracy theories and even the name “plandemic.” Just check out the comments on YouTube below the ABC 10 News Report such as “It was well planned, not predicted” and “Not predicting, it’s planned by the government.” And where exactly is the scientific evidence behind such claims? Nevertheless, it seems like some are trying to use the cartoon as “evidence” that this pandemic was somehow planned. The next study will be presented on Married with Children.” No real scientist has said, “I decided to publish the results of our study on The Simpsons. Gross, indeed, and scientifically inaccurate.įirst of all, a cartoon is not exactly the same thing as scientific evidence. In terms of trying to place blame on Asia - I think that is gross." Trying to put the blame on an entire continent? Aw man. Parker included a quote from Bill Oakley who co-wrote the episode with Josh Weinstein: "The idea that anyone misappropriates it to make coronavirus seem like an Asian plot is terrible. Ryan Parker reported for The Hollywood Reporter that “internet trolls have used the episode for racist propaganda in response to the coronavirus outbreak.” Gee, racism against people of Asian-descent? What a surprise.
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