@Coyote you’re doing good work🤣 I’d join you but I’m permanently suspended from Twitter. Every time I open the app there is this big banner that says “Welcome Back” but I can’t tweet and they zero’d out my followers and followed accounts.
@madmike @freemo @Coyote Yes you are right #hcqworks don't listen to scummo he is corrupt academic morally defunct, with god complex, works for government pathological liar as caught many times, just a human garbage that will pay at the end of scamdemic. Covid19 doesn't exist. Virus doesn't exist.
And if scummo says otherwise he can collect free money here https://samueleckert.net/isolat-truth-fund/ he won't because he is simply a liar.
@Coyote @madmike @freemo since virus was never isolated as linked in wodarg report no one can claim such virus exists no one can make diagnostic tests which indeed is proven as well https://greatgameindia.com/austria-court-pcr-test/
https://humansarefree.com/2021/03/lancet-article-50-75-of-positive-pcr-tests-are-not-infectious-people.html
this is just hysteria you had flu. some people unfortunately die on flu.
Complete uneducated nonsense... for starters "isolated" doesnt mean jack shit because if you were to truely isolate the virus, as in all you have the virus and no plasma, or cell organels or anythjing else, the virus would fall apart into dust.
What we can do, and have done, is prove the virus is there, prove its exact genetic sequence, and even literally seen it under a microscope. We have also been able to prove the dna and the protein are what we were looking at by chromotographic and other techniques..
For all practical purposes it has been isolated, it just so happens there are a bunch of people out there who dont know the first clue about chemistry or biology who simply cant understand that and claim otherwise.
@freemo @Coyote @madmike You are not a Dr. you are a fraud.
When you can't ad lapidem you ad hominem.
Rap sheet of your scientologists who claim covid19 is real pandemic and make trillions on it is longer than toilet paper but you don't mind that. because rich can buy judges to keep their eugenic business going.
That's not on your corruptpedia.
LOLOLOLOL
You: "Here listen to this guy who got a PhD in 8 months from a guy in a trench coat in a back ally talk about how viruses arent real".
Me: "That dude isnt a Phd"
You: "Barghblahdf youa re a fraud, a Scientologist, you dont know what your talking about. How dare you insult a real doctor who knew what he was talking about"...
LOL ok there buddy. you lost the high ground the second you tried to sell a college drop out who only got in on a scholarship playing tennis as a reliable source in the first place. Sorry but your opinion of me has 0 value.
No one should assume someone is automatically correct due to letters on their name.. however if those letters come from an accredited university, and one person has them and another doesnt, and both sides assert some fact without actually teaching you what you need to know to prove that fact (perhaps because it is too complicated in the time given).. youd be a fool not to go with the person who has been trained all else being equal.
With that said if someone has some letters after their name and has accomplished nothing past university, and someone else has no letters after their name and has published 20 ground breaking papers on the topic that have been peer reviewed and shown to be correct as well as novel, then by all means you should be trusting the guy with no letters.
In the end when it comes to decided who is a more reliable source on any topic it isnt about the letters on their name but rather how much they have accomplished in their respective field that has been proven to be right by other experts and which demonstrates their abilities.
It depends, PhDs accomplish a hell of a lot in theory, they just suck at building the results you'd see.
I code a lot of machine learning stuff.. a HUGE portion of stuff ive implemented that has been extremely powerful was just me taking a PhD paper with some shitty code but a brilliant idea and turning it into a proper library.
Anyone who straddles the line between PhD and engineer and gets the computer science journals like ASIST or ACM will tell you its a constant stream of new, novel and useful (though often specialized) Ideas... yea 75% of it might be stupid stuff that is just interesting, but the other 25% has value.
I get the feeling you either read really shitty journals or dont really read specific journals at all (and just come across random articles that are the exception more than a the rule)... I urge you to go out, get a subscription to a well respected high quality journal in a field you can understand, and actually go through each months or quarters issue and one by one check out the papers.. they tend to all have a lot of value.
Yea that explain it.. keep in mind anyone can start a journal and do peer review, not every journal does **good** peer review or quality work... there are junk journals and then there are good journals.. this is why you cant just blindly go "this is peer reviewed therefore its fact". you kinda need to know the quality of the journal it comes from as well as what other studies on the same subject say, and even look at how old a paper is.
But yea.. get access to a journal. you dont need an expensive subscription either.. there are relatively cheap subscriptions if all you want is a single specific journal in digital format. If you get a good journal I think you will appreciate the value they produce.
I hear ya.. two suggestions.
1) pick just a single high quality journal and pay for the subscription. Some journals arent that expensive 100$ for a whole year or something.
2) go to a library, a good library, especially one at a university, will give you free access to many journal databases.
As much as I would love to use the religious exemption excuse in the end I doubt it will make much of a difference as to whether i wind up in jail or worse.
Religious exemptions are actually not as easy to argue in court as just stating it as a religious beleif. It must actually be held by an organized religion and practiced by a large group of people as doctrine (there is a specific legal test for it)... So just believing in it religiously as a personal religious decision or interpretation wont mean squat to the courts.
In principle yes, in practice no.
A great many discussions are about topics that most of the contituents are not educated enough to judge the facts directly themselves. COVID is a great example of that, for many arguments it would take years of study and knwoledge to be armed with enough expiernce to even be able to judge the argument at all.
So while I agree all that matters is the quality of the argument, that can only be evaluated in the first place by someone who is knowledgable, and much of that that wont be you. Therefore if you do not have the training to make an educated judgement then your only next recourse is to weight the arguments by the experience of those making it, at least in part.
I mean, science and peer review is way more reliable than just winging it.. but like everything it wont be perfect and you absolutely need to apply judgement and not just take everyting blindly... Its important to understand how strongly a papers conclusion is shown, what biases the author has, and how many other studies done in different ways show similar results. From that you form a picture.
The problem is sometimes with just a fraudulent paper but thats the exception far more than it is the rule. More often its simply that a paper shows weak but supporting evidence for something, doesnt make any false claims and even clearly points out how weak the evidence is, but because the media doesnt know the first thing about reading or understanding science, and neither does the general public, you get some bullshit interpretation of the paper sounding like settled science on an issue that is still very much still being researched.
>peer review is way more reliable than just winging it >Incorrect. Peer reviewed study: >There are many peer reviewed studies showing that at this point.
When people say things like this: ^ I say things like this: V
>Linking to other wrong stupid people wont make you right, sorry. >this is why you cant just blindly go “this is peer reviewed therefore its fact”
But you already said the bottom statements for me. So why are you saying the top statements? You cannot have your cake and eat it too. You cannot claim that “peer review” is criterion for belief in one breath and then reject it as a criterion in the next breath.
Who judges what is “good peer review” and “bad peer review”? Who judges what is “wrong stupid peers” and “correct smart peers”? Your answer cannot be “peers” because “peers” are the question.
Truth is not a vote. Consensus is not science. Slapping the prefix “Science” in front of “Scientific Consensus” has about as much meaning as slapping the prefix “Science” in front of “Scientology”. You claim to distrust the media but then act like a scientist shoved in front of a TV camera signing publishing deals is not of the media, is not part of that conflict of interest. You claim to distrust business but then act like a scientist competing for tenure and selling experiments for funding grants is not of business, is not part of that conflict of interest. A man does not cease to be man when he puts on a white lab coat. A “scientist” has no more divine connection to truth than any other man.
@akeno
By the way notice the author of the paper you linked, Robert O Young who declares himself a doctor and PhD... he isnt a doctor, he isnt a PhD, he literally dropped out of the only accredited university he went to, he only got in on a tennis scholarship, and to add insult to injury is not only convicted of fraud but has espoused a ton of other completely idiotic Ideas.
Here is the wikipedia article on him along with a quote:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_O._Young
"Young's website states he attended the University of Utah on a tennis scholarship and studied biology and business in the early 1970s. He did not graduate.[9] He then performed missionary work for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for two years in London. Young, who is not a medical doctor, has received doctorates for naturopathy and nutrition from Clayton College of Natural Health (formerly American College of Holistic Nutrition), a defunct correspondence school which was not accredited by any agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.[10][11][1] The prosecution at his 2016 trial said his doctorate was purchased from a "diploma mill",[12] and it was pointed out that he had gone from a bachelor's to a doctor's degree in eight months.[9]"
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