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The answer is yes. Being an "expert" in one field does not make an expert in another. Knowing how to perform brain surgery does not make you an authority on vac
by voxl 6y ago
The answer is yes. Being an "expert" in one field does not make an expert in another. Knowing how to perform brain surgery does not make you an authority on vaccines.
This should be obvious.
- djsumdog 6y agoIn the case of Karol Sikora, he is an expert who even spent 2 years working as a director at the WHO. Yet whenever anyone posts anything about him, it's met with immediately criticism, either ignoring his WHO work, stating he's 'only' an ecologist, his exaggeration on his connections to the Imperial College .. but none of those criticisms invalidate his expertise or the fact that he was hired by the WHO and had experience directly in infectious diseases. Oddly enough, people will immediately attack his character and background, but they won't bring up his involvement in Lockerbie.