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Pfizer posts a meme showing science has your back as you get distracted by wild conspiracy theories

Pfizer is getting into the meme game now. It’s interesting because it comes the same day Pfizer’s CEO said that people who spread misinformation about vaccines are criminals who have cost millions of lives.

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In any case, Pfizer decided to tweet this Tuesday, which we’re sure was a comfort to everyone who saw it.

Here’s the whole thing in case that got cut off:

Pfizer must have been expecting a ratio because they limited responses to people tagged in the tweet — in other words, no one.

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Why did Pfizer decide today was a good day to post this? Or any day?


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