> . How do you think doctors should convince vaccine skeptics that vaccines work I think this is the root of the problem, because most 'vaccine skeptics' don't

> . How do you think doctors should convince vaccine skeptics that vaccines work I think this is the root of the problem, because most 'vaccine skeptics' don't actually claim that vaccines don't work. I say this as someone who is not skeptical of vaccines at all. But when I read doctors defending vaccines it comes across as so out of touch with what the 'skeptics' are concerned about. > In other words, what could I do to convince you in a reasonable amount of time? For me at least, you don't need to convince me. It's clear that there are a lot of issues with all current formulations of gravitation. It's a pick your poison deal. You say MOND is wrong due to overwhelming evidence. I say the dark matter theories are wrong due to overwhelming lack of evidence that the stuff that is purported to exist even exists. Both wrong... It's hardly a bad thing to be labeled wrong when no one is right. In general, if you're not right, then I don't see the point in dissing on those you consider wrong