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That's just a general statement of people who feel disenfranchised. People are smart enough to know when they're being "lied"* to by the tv/teacher. Especially
by rob_c 5y ago
That's just a general statement of people who feel disenfranchised.
People are smart enough to know when they're being "lied"* to by the tv/teacher. Especially when the reply is "it just is stop asking"...
These same people are unfortunately often not driven enough, and/or in a position where they're able to disentangle the fact that "all of this _evidence_" on the internet, (which is deliberately written at an overly accessible level vs actual science) is ultimately incoherent nonsense.
Unfortunately on topics like this, the answer from science and describing reality is actually quite complex and requires time and effort to understand the details and implications.
*A lie of omission, or failing to acknowledge "I don't know" and replying with only solid certainty of "I've been told by someone" is akin to teaching from the bible and offers nothing toward scientific literacy.
(Deliberately drawing a line between this and theological debates)