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On this particular topic, I don't think it really matters who the source is, especially since the problems brought up in the article are generally accepted to b
by jeegsy 4y ago
On this particular topic, I don't think it really matters who the source is, especially since the problems brought up in the article are generally accepted to be true at least from the comments I have read. Even a broken clock is right twice a day as the saying goes.
- philosopher1234 4y agoI don’t think their affiliation means they’re completely wrong. Just that their ideas should be expected to bias in a particular direction.