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- inteliboy0
can all these antivaxxer conspiracy Q types please...
Go get your bachelor's degree...
Apply for medical school....
Finish Ph...
Attend medical school...
Pursue your residency or research training...
Receive your medical license....Then maybe beat your chest in a decades time.
- So you can’t have an opinion different than mainstream news outlets or government bodies. Apologies but fuck you and the horse you rode in on.Morning_star
- A real 'friday night' proposition. Sober up pal.zardoz
- can't! SCHOOLS ARE PART OF THE SYSTEM! ONLY SOLUTION IS TO GO OFF GRID!pango
- AGENDA99! Give me the bleach!fadein11
- there's opinion, and then there is full blown misinformation and armchair experts analysing data from medical journals...inteliboy
- we're far beyond any point of people just having "opinions"...inteliboy
- lol opinionsmonospaced
- Aren't religions organized conspiracy theorists? With the conspiracy taking even a larger scale. I'm ok with both.
They stay.palimpsest - demanding your ignorant opinion on scientific fact be respected is most of the problem.imbecile
- ‘Opinion’ is all there is. This thread, in particular, is mostly ‘my ‘expert’ is better than your ‘expert’. The science isn’t settled and probably won’t ever...Morning_star
- ...be. The mess of misinformation, agenda driven media outlets, motivated reasoning and over simplification makes for a fog of nonsense and fact which is ...Morning_star
- ..impossible to pick apart in the side bar of a design forum.Morning_star
- The medical and scientific community didn’t spend billions and years of time to form mere opinions. The media is not the scientific community. Opinions lol.monospaced
- It’s easy to question shit on a YouTube video without evidence. That’s opinion. It just isn’t grounded in reality or evidence.monospaced
- This post is extremely hyperbolic, but it’s satire. The point is that the only people who are touting conspiracies aren’t in a position to question the sciencemonospaced
- in case you misread it the first time... "demanding your ignorant opinion on scientific fact be respected is most of the problem."imbecile
- @mono do you think that the ‘scientific fact’ you hold as the gold standard is always disseminated through political or media savvy mouthpieces?Morning_star
- Do you also think the same scientific fact we (public) encounter is exactly reflective of the scientist(s) discovery.Morning_star
- I don’t think it’s a global conspiracy to hurt anyone or anything nefarious. News is disseminated by news channels like them or not. Or gov. That’s how it worksmonospaced
- @Morning_star Are you saying we aren't able to figure out what scientists think?yuekit
- Over 70% of the world has taken some kind of vaccine. It's been extensively studied. If the vaccines were dangerous it'd be impossible to hide this absent someyuekit
- ultra-paranoid conspiracy. At some point you've got to have some faith, not in the government or drug companies necessarily, but in the basicyuekit
- ability of society, doctors and scientists, to figure something like this out.yuekit
- I think Morning_star is talking about global epistemic skepticism. He rejects all knowledge.palimpsest
- @mono which news channel’s and which government information should I consider as trustworthy and which should I ignore? And when I have a question about...Morning_star
- ...whether I should vaccinate my kids, or if I need to wear a mask outside, who do I ask?Morning_star
- @yuekit I don’t disagree with you at all. But the ‘figuring out’ is still going on. The expectations of vaccines abilities and the evolution of the virus ...Morning_star
- ...require constant and further analysis and research. The suggestion that you can’t ask a question unless you have a PHD is rediculous.Morning_star
- @palimpsest. Think for yourself, question authority. Always.Morning_star
- Exactly. Not only authority, knowledge itself. Descartes' evil demon.palimpsest