Mar 28, 2022
It’s evidence for the fact that science can figure out when it’s wrong, while conspiracy theorists cannot.
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It’s evidence for the fact that science can figure out when it’s wrong, while conspiracy theorists cannot.
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"Alternative medicine” is like “alternative facts”: not medicine, not a fact.
Or like “the Max Power way”: wrong, but faster.
Remember when we thought that the internet would enable the entirety of humanity’s knowledge to be available to everyone at their fingertips?
Yeah, we forgot that quantity is not quality, and that giving a voice to every grifter and stupid idiot might just be our undoing.
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One of the most ludicrous things about the anti-science movement is the enormous number of arguments that are based on a lack of knowledge about high school level chemistry. These chemistry facts are so elementary and fundamental to science that the anti-scientists’ positions can only be described as willful ignorance, and these arguments once again demonstrate that despite all of the claims of being “informed free-thinkers,” anti-scientists are nothing more than uninformed (or misinformed) science deniers. Therefore, in this post I am going to explain five rudimentary facts about chemistry that you must grasp before you are even remotely qualified to make an informed decision about medicines, vaccines, food, etc.
Religion is pseudoscience, not science.