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> Take off your tinfoil hat If questioning why certain people + orgs want to push/parrot a self-fulfilling narrative is "wearing a tinfoil hat", I'll gladly bu
by dQw4w9WgXcQ 4y ago
> Take off your tinfoil hat
If questioning why certain people + orgs want to push/parrot a self-fulfilling narrative is "wearing a tinfoil hat", I'll gladly buy the whole tin foil aisle in the local grocery store.
You don't even know which came first, the facts or the belief. Stop pretending like this is "science" when the only thing that matters is whether or not we choose to believe we can find common ground.
- t_mann 4y ago> questioning why certain people + orgs want to push/parrot a self-fulfilling narrative > Stop pretending like this is "science" The organization in question is literally called the American Association for the Advancement of Science. It doesn't really get more science-y than that in America. And surveys in general are very much science (without quotes) indeed. Even if this one isn't peer-reviewed yet, which would be a criticism that I'd accept, but that doesn't seem to be what bothers you.