@ThinkingPowers
Thinking Is Power
1 year
Too many fool themselves into thinking they’re being “scientific” by “questioning the science.” It’s true that questioning is central to the process of science. But not accepting the answers is denial.
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@jonathanstea
Dr. Jonathan N. Stea
1 year
@ThinkingPowers A wise person once said: 😊 “If your health claims can be debunked by a child at her science fair, then I think it’s time to let them go.” - @Thinkingpowers
@jonathanstea
Dr. Jonathan N. Stea
2 years
That time a 9-year-old skeptic named Emily Rosa debunked energy healing (a pseudoscientific alternative medicine treatment) and published in a top medical journal.
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@ThinkingPowers
Thinking Is Power
1 year
@jonathanstea Ooo ooo that’s me! I’m a wise person! 😁
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@PetersGehrke
Robert Peters
1 year
@ThinkingPowers Not accepting the answers after peer review is denial.
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@TheSGEM
Ken Milne MD
1 year
@ThinkingPowers Good to be skeptical and ask questions. Not good to drift into denialism.
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@akildasan
Akil Dasan
1 year
@ThinkingPowers Agree with you. Denial has to do with allowing fallacious arguments based on emotions/experts/bias rather following logic & evidence. Denial isn’t resistance to prejudice/biases. Let’s be clear about that. Everything we know, we can know better.
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@RuthW1940
Ruth Walker
1 year
@ThinkingPowers Isn’t the problem that they accept conclusions NOT based on evidence instead?
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@WillieWwilliam
William
1 year
@ThinkingPowers Too many people fool themselves into thinking they're being scientific by overzealously defending what they believe is the only acceptable scientific interpretation without skepticism of whether or not there were ulterior motives manipulating the scientific process along the way
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