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> Where did you get your information? I'd suggest just sharing a good paper. Asking somebody where they got their information that something doesn't exist is p
by pessimizer 4y ago
> Where did you get your information?
I'd suggest just sharing a good paper. Asking somebody where they got their information that something doesn't exist is pointless. You could say the same thing to somebody who doesn't believe unicorns exist; better to just show them a unicorn.
- colechristensen 4y agoI did, in suggesting a google search which results in many papers, the question being "you said this doesn't exist, here are many examples, why don't they count according to you?" which is mostly rhetorical because it seems I'm replying to someone whose sources are politicized medical information but I left room for real information if it existed. (perhaps an actual expert has an opinion on the corpus of existing research being inadequate I'm not aware of, I don't think this is true but I'm ready to be wrong)