> The article lists potential societal causes, among other things. The fact that Mayo is not "the left" if anything makes my point stronger. If so then I must

> The article lists potential societal causes, among other things. The fact that Mayo is not "the left" if anything makes my point stronger. If so then I must have missed your point. Because it seemed like you were making a point about the left jumping to conclusions. Not accepting studied medical literature. Does "the right" not think any of the causes the Mayo clinic lists are legitimate causes? Which ones? Where can I learn about this? > If this is the "institutional" view, imagine the actual left-wing view No. Plenty of people spend lots of time imaging what "the others" believe. It's rarely leads to an accurate view.