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It’s ok to be wrong. But you should also expect that you may be ridiculed or ignored sometimes if your theories aren't conventional Basically, I don’t think th
by plokiju 5y ago
It’s ok to be wrong. But you should also expect that you may be ridiculed or ignored sometimes if your theories aren't conventional
Basically, I don’t think the BBC refusing to give time to flat earth era is cancel culture. Even if there’s a non-zero chance they were right all along
- SV_BubbleTime 5y agoAre the content teams at FAANG ridiculing and ignoring the people they consider to be wrong? Or are they going out of their way to censor perfectly legal and possibly correct things they just don’t like using an ever changing and intentionally ambiguous terms of service to do so? > Basically, I don’t think the BBC refusing to give time to flat earth era is cancel culture No one is making that argument. Talk about a Wuhan lab leak and see if it doesn’t get a lot harder to speak from your position.
- mcguire 5y agoDo you have specific knowledge of a Wuhan lab leak? Are your arguments regarding a lab leak reasonable? Will you cease making your argument if it is not supported?
- goatlover 5y ago>> Even if there’s a non-zero chance they were right all along What does a non-zero chance that the Earth is flat look like? That we live in a simulation fooling us into thinking the empirical evidence is spherical? The evidence is overwhelming. There's not really any chance for it being correct, short of some odd metaphysics being the case. Scientifically speaking, it's 100% wrong. Some beliefs are simply at odds with the vast empirical data, and can only be right if something else is producing false empirical results.