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> No, only if the discussions on other treatments are done without misinformation and some basis on science. And who defines what is misinformation?
by mercy_dude 5y ago
> No, only if the discussions on other treatments are done without misinformation and some basis on science.
And who defines what is misinformation?
- gjulianm 5y agoWell, it's pretty easy to spot which information is not exactly right, what is unknown, and what is outright false. It's not that difficult. Somehow the misinformation discussion gets derailed into "but what is actually the truth" empty debates, when the misinformation we are discussing is as stupidly false as "COVID is fake" or "vaccines don't work" for example.