Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Blindly Trust ‘The Science’

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[steveladner]

Lots of people are no longer with us after taking medical advice from actors and politicians.

[ELXABER]

I retired as an executive for the second largest healthcare corporation on the US West Coast and I'm a pure blood. It's not that I don't trust science, it's that I don't trust their science, redefinition of words, and conflicts of interest as investors in 'the science.'.

[JayMParsons]

A good scientist never trusts the science, he proves it. Proving a statement repeatedly is scientific. Blindly accepting a statement is gullibility, not scientific.

[thomasmetz]

This guy is spot on. Science is directed by funding, which directs conclusions. Peer review is suppressed on politically influenced areas, I.e. climate hysteria, masks. I’ve seen a lot of this B.S. in nearly half a century working in the national laboratory system.

[ronobrien]

As a test of academia, a trio of college professors wrote a paper on gender and race. It was peer reviewed and forwarded for publication. What they didn't tell anyone was that they had copied a chapter from Hitler's Mein Kampf and they substituted "white make" for every time Hitler wrote "The Jew." That is the level of intellect in college education today.

[sgrafx]

To say "I realize I dont really know anything and no one does, " is a very wise statement.

[mobiusinversion]

It’s been lovely to observe Tucker’s spiritual awakening.

[timberray]

As a Christian I am used to swimming against the current,
so when the Canadian government tried to force me to get vaccinated it was easy for me to resist.

[kbsuzuki]

A civilization absent of humility will fall.

[ottovongrubner]

My father was a brilliant doctor who practiced for nearly 50 years and treated 5 generations of some families in some SW Pennsylvania. He specialized in allergy and immunology. Many of his fellow doctors told me he was the greatest diagnostician they had ever met. He improved thousands of lives during his practice of medicine.

After he retired, he had rapid onset dementia and within a year went from fully cognizant to a shell of a person. One Friday he began refusing food and medication. He wouldn’t even have much enjoyed chocolate milkshake I brought him every Saturday. By the following Wednesday he was unconscious and then died on Friday after a week of no food and medication.

I explained it to a friend and he said, “so he committed suicide.” I had never and still don’t regard it that way. I just considered it that the part of his clinical part of his that persisted chose not to live that way any longer.

[mvc]

A true “scientist” is constantly trying to DIS- prove

[harpman]

"Nowhere can man find a quieter or more untroubled retreat than in his own soul."-
Marcus Aurelius second century

"Ukraine is a country in Europe. It exists next to another country called Russia. Russia is a bigger country. Russia is a powerful country. Russia decided to invade a smaller country called Ukraine. So, basically, that’s wrong."-
Kamala Harris twenty-first century

[lyngruen]

Thank you so much for SPEAKING UP AND OUT. THANK YOU!
You're a breath of FRESH AIR ... TRUTH IS SO MUCH EASIER TO UNDERSTAND.
Texas Nana
Psalm 91

[rogerstoney]

I believe the science just about as much as I trust our government

[johnmeleen]

The transparency he refers to used to be common place, we've gone a long way downhill.

[WatchList-xfic]

The issue they are dancing around is "rationalism". To his point, you almost never hear a medical doctor or a pastor say the words, "I don't know." Our society, today, is steeped in rationalism. Rationalism is the belief that every problem can be solved when you distill it down to its individual parts and solving each one.

[Kiwifactor]

We need more scientists like James Tour, who has the courage to stand for truth, not toe the line.

[tomjeffersonwasright]

Lawyers will tell you that they can hire a scientist, an expert witness, to take any side of any issue. It is fairly common to find esteemed scientists on opposite sides of a contested issue, each swearing that his side is the correct scientific view. And by some odd coincidence, the view of the learned scientist always coincides with the view of the lawyer who is paying him a very large fee.

[Jilly-Kerry-Mullens]

"The State of Knowing" and none really do

[kennethpipkin]

Interesting that people were fed drugs to make them incoherent, and then put on ventilators.... because the drugs they were given made them incoherent.... rinse and repeat, don't you think?!
If you still have the ability to "think", the drug remdesivir should "come to mind"