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Censoring scientific information to me feels like a continuation of science's replication crisis. The tooling for all classical techniques seem to have been br
by 8note 5y ago
Censoring scientific information to me feels like a continuation of science's replication crisis.
The tooling for all classical techniques seem to have been broken as of late, getting rid of critical thinking for free speech, and replication for science.
- immibis 5y agoIt's anti-scientific information that's being censored.
- bitcurious 5y agoAlways has been, always will be. The devil’s in your choice of church.
- walleeee 5y agoScience as I know and love it offers no basis for labeling anything "pro-" or "anti-scientific", although "unscientific" seems like fair game
- immibis 5y agoAnti-scientific would be actively opposed to the discovery of truth through the scientific process.
- walleeee 5y agoAgreed. Science itself has nothing to say about that though, and I fear castigating everyone to "believe the science" and censoring antiscientific opinions are two deeply counterproductive activities, in that they give people the impression that that is indeed what science is about