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You’re free to share your anecdata. But you also shouldn’t be surprised if someone challenges the implications or merits of your anecdata, for the benefit of o

by sevg 5mo ago

You’re free to share your anecdata. But you also shouldn’t be surprised if someone challenges the implications or merits of your anecdata, for the benefit of others that might take it as good advice.

DANmode 5mo ago
Yes, it’s no longer good advice to checks notes consider switching up environment or diet/things you’re ingesting, if you’re generating excess goo known for waste-carrying, and protection from environmental debris... Are you serious? Feel free to struggle until a peer-reviewed study gives you permission not to, but don’t be surprised if others continue making basic observations and improvements for themselves.
- sevg 5mo ago
  I didn’t refute a link between environmental factors and ear wax production. Nor did I say improving diet isn’t a good thing in general. But changing your diet won’t help with ear wax. And cotton swabs are a bad idea. You seem upset; this is just a discussion on an internet forum. It’s ok for people to have different opinions and share them in a thread :)
  - DANmode 5mo ago
    You changing YOUR diet may not help your earwax. Changing mine does - and I can reliably show it - and I’m what was asked about. Also, cotton-swabs or a tissue aren’t a bad idea (again, anecdotally for me - what was asked about) unless one has build-up, and/or the ear opening has become smaller as a protective measure, ensuring one rifles the gunk in from the walls, instead of going past it in the center, and then pulling out and around the walls. Most have ear-openings too-tight to even know what I’m referring to. Anyway, not upset, just steadfast that words matter. and that individuals don’t need the permission of peer-reviewed studies (or you!) to make basic improvements in their lives.
    - sevg 5mo ago
      Just because someone has perceived that doing X leads to Y doesn’t mean there’s causation. Easy and common mistake to make though. Anyway, I’m not trying to convince you of anything. My comment was aimed at other readers; further discussion between us won’t be necessary. Good day! :)
      - DANmode 5mo ago
        Like I said, wait your whole life for permission of peer-reviewed mass studies to make basic adjustments. Some people can do better.

by sevg 5mo ago

DANmode 5mo ago

Yes, it’s no longer good advice to checks notes consider switching up environment or diet/things you’re ingesting, if you’re generating excess goo known for waste-carrying, and protection from environmental debris... Are you serious? Feel free to struggle until a peer-reviewed study gives you permission not to, but don’t be surprised if others continue making basic observations and improvements for themselves.

sevg 5mo ago
I didn’t refute a link between environmental factors and ear wax production. Nor did I say improving diet isn’t a good thing in general. But changing your diet won’t help with ear wax. And cotton swabs are a bad idea. You seem upset; this is just a discussion on an internet forum. It’s ok for people to have different opinions and share them in a thread :)
- DANmode 5mo ago
  You changing YOUR diet may not help your earwax. Changing mine does - and I can reliably show it - and I’m what was asked about. Also, cotton-swabs or a tissue aren’t a bad idea (again, anecdotally for me - what was asked about) unless one has build-up, and/or the ear opening has become smaller as a protective measure, ensuring one rifles the gunk in from the walls, instead of going past it in the center, and then pulling out and around the walls. Most have ear-openings too-tight to even know what I’m referring to. Anyway, not upset, just steadfast that words matter. and that individuals don’t need the permission of peer-reviewed studies (or you!) to make basic improvements in their lives.
  - sevg 5mo ago
    Just because someone has perceived that doing X leads to Y doesn’t mean there’s causation. Easy and common mistake to make though. Anyway, I’m not trying to convince you of anything. My comment was aimed at other readers; further discussion between us won’t be necessary. Good day! :)
    - DANmode 5mo ago
      Like I said, wait your whole life for permission of peer-reviewed mass studies to make basic adjustments. Some people can do better.