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schema:url	http://www.snopes.com/fact-check/secret-pancakes-on-5-bill/
schema:text	Claim: Folding a $5 bill in a specific pattern will reveal a secret image of a stack of pancakes. For years, an image that purports to show a hidden stack of pancakes on a properly folded United States $5 bill has been popping up online: This picture has been around since at least 2012, and possibly longer. But don't grab the closest $5 and start industriously folding, because no matter what you do, you won't fold the bill in just the right way to make the mystery pancakes emerge from the pattern — because it's a hoax. An easy way to tell that this image was manipulated is by simply looking at the back of a real, unfolded $5 bill. The bottom triangle of the image displayed here features the top of the Lincoln Memorial. However, this marking is not actually present on a five dollar note: The conspiracy-curious have "found" numerous symbols on the backs of various American currency notes by folding bills in specific patterns. These "symbols" typically take a certain amount of imagination to see, and are almost always shared with incomplete information. In 2002, for example, an image of a folded $20 bill was widely forwarded along with the (false) claim that it showed the Twin Towers in New York on fire, implying that the bills were either serving as a portent or a warning, hidden almost in plain sight for all to find. In this case, the manipulated image of a secret stack of pancakes on a folded $5 bill was likely created in order to mock those who search for hidden symbols on folded currency.
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schema:author	snopescom
schema:datePublished	2016-12-13 (xsd:date)
schema:inLanguage	English
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