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Exceedingly rarely do autodidacts, much less internet randos, actually find Truth, as you capitalize it. If anything, there needs to be stronger consequences f
by Zigurd 4y ago
Exceedingly rarely do autodidacts, much less internet randos, actually find Truth, as you capitalize it.
If anything, there needs to be stronger consequences for subverting public health best practices in the face of a pandemic that killed a million American and tens of millions globally. Your personal doubts about science are squat by comparison. Get someone with grants and a lab to take your side. All the antivaxxers have are some quacks and fakers in lab coats. Crushing them is a good thing. It saves lives.
- ifyoubuildit 4y ago> Exceedingly rarely do autodidacts, much less internet randos, actually find Truth, as you capitalize it. Internet rando and wannabe autodidact here. This comment seems to be written from the perspective of someone who believes that they can determine what is Truth and what isn't (otherwise, how would you come to that conclusion in the first place?). Any tips on how to get there? That perspective combined with sentiments like "Crushing them is a good thing" sounds like a ... potent mix. How many people do you find admirable that project that sort of vibe?
- Zigurd 4y agoBecause the president was one of these randos with strange ideas about epidemics and public health, hundreds of thousands more died than otherwise would have. By comparison, making sure that none of "America's Frontline 'Doctors'" ever practice medicine if they.ever were qualified to do so seems pretty mild.
- ifyoubuildit 4y agoForgive me, but I'm not sure what these things have to do with my comment. I was more interested in your thoughts on autodidactism and knowing what is true.