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"official dogma, non-ionising radiation can not cause cancer." I doubt that you can find a scientist doing research on radiations effect on the body that dogma
by mnsc 10y ago
"official dogma, non-ionising radiation can not cause cancer."
I doubt that you can find a scientist doing research on radiations effect on the body that dogmatically has said that "non-ionising radiation _can not_ cause cancer". I will personally call this scientist up and lecture him/her on the merits of doing science scientifically.
So if you "doubt" the dogma by saying "non-ionising radiation _can_ cause cancer" every scientist, and me, can go "Fk yeah, thats a working hypothesis, go prove that and bring society forward".
But if you would say that "non-ionising radiation _causes_ cancer" you are "stupid" in the way that you don't base that sentence on the current state of science and you are just making things up because you have been "working with biologists for many years" and you are a proud user of Common Sense™.
- 0xdeadbeefbabe 10y ago> I will personally call this scientist up and lecture him/her on the merits of doing science scientifically. Feynman did in 1974: http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/51/2/CargoCult.htm http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/51/2/CargoCult.htm In light of these things, my working hypothesis is scientists can dogmatically claim things too.