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My argument is that my prior experiences seem to work better for guiding my meal choice than all the formal knowledge presented to me.
by honkkong420 4y ago
My argument is that my prior experiences seem to work better for guiding my meal choice than all the formal knowledge presented to me.
- pbak 4y agoWhich is ironic considering what the discussion is about: you conducted your own scientific experiment on yourself, disproved the consensus-accepted rule, and came to new conclusions. To achieve that, you needed to have enough confidence in yourself and your ability to measure and feel stuff (which some people think is bad, apparently) versus some consensus which purports to know better. Courageous new science regularly blasts old knowledge and education to bits, and that's a good things.
- joshuamorton 4y agoAnd my point is that your failed to do even a trivial amount of research into what consensus is. If "knowledge" was only what you were presented in primary school, the world would be a very different place.