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This is really a non-argument, as the WHO is also comprised of "doctors". The belief of dishonesty could be applied both ways.
by Apaec 6y ago
This is really a non-argument, as the WHO is also comprised of "doctors".
The belief of dishonesty could be applied both ways.
- amiantos 6y agoIn can go both ways, that's right, which is why we tend to trust the larger collection of people who have also done more to verify and support their claims. Two doctors in a YouTube video with anecdotal evidence that contradicts what the rest of the medical establishment says doesn't bode well for their believability.
- garyfirestorm 6y agoTrue honest belief backed by data that is hard to disprove. We have a million cases and 55k deaths even with shutdowns. Is it that hard to figure out the rest?
- busymom0 6y ago> Two doctors in a YouTube video with anecdotal evidence The video was a news conference from Dr. Dan Erickson, who along with Dr. Artin Massihi, own the largest COVID testing site in Kern County, Accelerated Urgent Care, California. They have done more than half the testing there. It wasn't some random joe making claims.