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1,548 views 104 upvotes Made by anonymous 1 year ago in politics
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14 ups, 1y,
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"If it's concensus it isn't science...if it's science it isn't concensus"...reality is not a popularity contest
3 ups, 1y,
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While yes, these scientists you're referencing did break consensus, it's worth noting that these same scientists also were able to provide claims that bore repeatable results that could be tested.

Simply going against the consensus does not make you smart, or ahead of the curve. It simply puts you in dangerous water as you need to be 100% certain of your claim that you can prove it. Otherwise, you're selling snake oil.
1 up, 1y
I certainly did not mean to suggest that going against concensus makes one smart or ahead of the curve and to be honest I don't think I did
12 ups, 1y
Yup... Twitter revealed what happens to those that question the official narrative... 0bama started that practice...
8 ups, 1y
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7 ups, 1y,
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Democracy: Of course every famous person has the same political views when you cancel and censor the ones that don’t
5 ups, 1y
Or you just define who is a scientist based on whether you like what they say.
4 ups, 1y
Sometimes it is better to have a closed mind.
4 ups, 1y
The scientific community keeps itself in check by the desire to prove the other wrong. This process is called "peer-review." Ultimately, this is healthy and conducive to the cornerstone of what science is: repeatable results.

If you have a guy coming out with some tinfoil hat conspiracy theories with results that can't be replicated, yeah. He's gonna get replaced. Science is not a philosophical debate in which consensus determines the results.
2 ups, 1y,
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not sure what scientists you are listening too, but I rarely hear all scientists agree.

Especially since science agreed to do falsification of theories (falsification= scientists craft a theoriy and then they do all they can to proof that is wrong) and stop doing verification as this is just way to easy and is always manipulated by the own self and its personal interests.

And I can recommend to do that with your theories on politics, life and all the rest. Try to find out what could be possible wrong on your opinions, believes, ideas, models of how things are. And when you are above of 95% sure that your Theory isn't wrong start to spread it.

Have fun questioning yourself.
1 up, 1y,
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They won't question themselves, that will break their glass ceiling of Cult45.
0 ups, 1y
I keep it with the science and keep on trying to proof that it can be different and humans start to challenge their own beliefs instead of just looking for verification of the own beliefs.

Of course I understand why this is hard to do. As realising that the own beliefs, assumptions, theories of life are potentially wrong is a scary thought.
4 ups, 1y,
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Of course not. What makes you think I voted for Biden?
3 ups, 1y,
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"Where did I express that I was concerned that you did?"

You asked if I wanted to go back to the dark ages.
0 ups, 1y,
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Still struggling to see the connection.
0 ups, 1y,
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That says more about you than about me.
0 ups, 11mo
And what's that?
4 ups, 1y,
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2 ups, 1y
11 ups, 1y,
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Thats circular logic.

You're trying to prove you're right, and if there ARE scientists that don't agree, and your basis for being correct is that they all agree, you're wrong. So when you censor the "wrong ones," its on the basis that they believe you are correct in the first place. OOOOOF.
9 ups, 1y,
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0 ups, 1y,
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Knowing scientific procedure in no way equates to knowing the science.
0 ups, 1y,
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I'm sorry, where did I say I was talking about the meaning of science? I was talking about Bill Nye and how he earns the designation of Scientist (in practice) moreso than the editorialists.
0 ups, 1y
This isn't about you. MY point was Bill may know the scientific method, but he puts himself forward as a scientist who knows the actual science and should therefore be listened to, which he is not.
1 up, 1y,
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I do. I just dont think you understand my analogy. Which could be my fault.

You didn't refute my point.
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0 ups, 1y,
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You didn't even understand how I refuted your point?

How are you expecting us to believe you have a superior perception of scientific discourse if a person can refute your point and you immediately and directly say you didn't recognize it?
0 ups, 1y
Or you did not communicate properly. Have an open mindset.
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