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yes, its bunk science as usual. soft sciences cannoy isolate the variables necessary to make evidence supported conclusions. They are only opinions. What this
by devwastaken 3y ago
yes, its bunk science as usual. soft sciences cannoy isolate the variables necessary to make evidence supported conclusions. They are only opinions.
What this study says to me is that emergency rooms cause the anxiety disorders. If you visit the ER and mention you have consumed any illegal substance, that information is entered into your medical record and can be used against you by the government later. ER's also try to force people into "treatment" and social programs that they cannot participate in if they use cannabis.
- buffington 3y agoI'd be interested in reading about some of what you describe in more detail. Can you provide any links to things?
- bettercaust 3y agoThis study isn't "bunk science", nor is medicine a "soft science". It's just silly to apply your own government paranoia to the 12 million people in the study cohort without rational reason to do so.
- devwastaken 3y ago"government paranoia" makes a person a historian. What I said and the consequences of it, are fact. Feel free to try yourself. Perhaps read some history on the FBI, war on drugs, ATF, etc. It's all on wikipedia and well sourced from those orgs themselves. Studying 12 million people and controlling the variables properly is not possible, thats why it's a "soft science" study that cannot honestly make any good conclusions. There is no version of this kind of study that can produce good results because the details necessary make that scale impossible.