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I mean this guy is not a scientist. He's an enthusiasts aping scientific process. Look at how he talks about the "10-20% flexibility". Hypothesis assumed true,
by malfist 1y ago
I mean this guy is not a scientist. He's an enthusiasts aping scientific process. Look at how he talks about the "10-20% flexibility". Hypothesis assumed true, no supporting evidence. Same with his idea of being young longer. No evidence supports this, yet his comments proceed as if it's a gospel truth
- wlonkly 1y agoAgreed, I would have appreciated this more as a peer-reviewed meta-analysis than a blog post.
- oskarkk 1y agoFirst time I hear about him, but it looks like he is a scientist: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Josh-Mitteldorf https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Josh-Mitteldorf > Look at how he talks about the "10-20% flexibility". Hypothesis assumed true, no supporting evidence. He started that part with "Here’s my perspective:", so for me it sounded more like his personal opinion/hypothesis, not a scientific consensus (and that hypothesis wasn't the topic of the article, so it's not strange for me that he gave no evidence for it there).
- malfist 1y agoThat makes this even worse, he should know better. I took a look at his publications and they're nuts. He's actually published claiming that covid vaccinations increase the spread of covid.