Yes, being skeptical about things is generally good. I agree that there should be legitimate testing for those types of things. However, I don't think the vacci

Yes, being skeptical about things is generally good. I agree that there should be legitimate testing for those types of things. However, I don't think the vaccine/autism scare is a good example here. The research that was done on that that suggested a link was incredibly biased, poorly done, and sensationalized. Furthermore, the skepticism about vaccines caused far more harm than autism. Children have actually died from people refusing vaccines. www.jennymccarthybodycount.com You can debate whether those statistics are perfectly accurate or not, but even a single death that was purely preventable is too much.