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Your comment is a straw man attack, so perhaps cool it with the "tired old". Provably false statements do not require perfect arbtration of truth. For example
by tekstar 6y ago
Your comment is a straw man attack, so perhaps cool it with the "tired old".
Provably false statements do not require perfect arbtration of truth.
For example, the president says something on TV, and a talking head straight-face states "that never happened". This is the current level of discourse in the USA.
- ThrowawayR2 6y agoIt'll never stay limited to just provably false statements. The article we're discussing is evidence enough of that.
- p1necone 6y agoThe article linked cites various rebuttals (by actual scientists) of what seems like a large amount of factually incorrect information in this documentary - are you saying that the documentary actually is factual?