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It's one thing if your Uncle Dave said he doesn't believe in time. But it would be a completely different conversation if the same words came out of a clockmaker.
Inspired by a tweet where a microbiologist expressed his disappointment after learning that one of their colleagues was an anti-vaxxer, Reddit user u/MoniMokshith made a post on r/facepalm, saying "I had to teach a historical geology class because the geologist who was supposed to teach [it] was a Young Earth Creationist."
The post immediately blew up. As of this article, it has over 98K upvotes. And that's not even the most impressive part. The comment section got filled with similar stories, with people talking about "professionals" who made a career despite their controversial -- and often contradictory -- personal views. Here are some of them.
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#1
I'm an RN and worked with FAR too many people in the healthcare field as a whole (not just other nurses, but also lab workers, RT's, pharmacists, hell even some MD's) who think/thought COVID was a hoax or "greatly exaggerated" and are now refusing the new vaccine, even though we all KNOW how mRNA and vaccines work. Plenty of anti-maskers too. It's like they just used their degrees as tissue paper or something, I seriously don't get how you can learn what we learn, understand it well enough to practice in the field, and yet still allow political stances to override all that, it's freaking ridiculous.
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#2
My high school biology teacher was a super religious creationist. He taught us about evolution while telling us how he thought it was all bulls**t. I always wondered why people go into professions that are directly opposed to their beliefs. Seems like a miserable existence.
Colin Matthews 4 years ago
It's because they want to prove it to themselves to try and answer the huge doubts they have about religious dogma
#3
I’ve worked with an aerospace/aeronautical engineer once that believed the earth was flat. It was so weird because in order for the calculations to function properly, you have to take into account of the earth not being flat.
#4
I’m an ICU nurse of about 10 years. I would occasionally float to our regular, non-icu and non-covid floors. Plenty of nurses who denied how serious covid was.
The cognitive dissonance is real. Of course none of them came up to help on our covid units
#5
Degree is Psychology here. So many peers with devout faith, one brain dead moron took psychology as a way “to know god better” he told me and convert more to Jesus.
Once took a course literally called, “Belief in Weird Things” which was for Psych majors. 300 students enrolled, nearly half dropped out because they were offended at some point when we broke down their weird beliefs.
Sian Edwards 4 years ago
I'm all for people having faith in any religion or moral code, but they have to accept that others don't necessarily share those beliefs.
#6
Used to be a science teacher and I always got flack on the evolution chapter from parents that were doctors. Like babe I hope you at least believe in bacteria and viruses evolving...
I've also come across many nurses who don't think mental illness is real.
#7
Professional cook here. Near the beginning of the pandemic I heard about a Sous Chef I worked with in the past being an anti-masker. I asked through the grapevine why he washes his hands before and after handling food and the reply was “that’s common sense”. But somehow the scientific medical community saying that masks help prevent illnesses is just a big hoax. It’s beyond frustrating.
#8
My friends uncle is a '5G gives you cancer while the government controls your mind' conspiracy theorist. He's a 5G installer
Lord Mysticlaw 4 years ago (edited)
You should play along and ask him how he can do that to people and sleep at night.
#9
My mom's really into homepoathy bulls**t (treating illnesses with the souls of elements or whatever). She's a pharmacist.
Martha Meyer 4 years ago
I think the homeopathy trend has more to do with the fact that many people haven't found the medical help they needed from traditional medicine.
#10
I worked with a former airline PILOT who was/is a flat earther. He has since went back to being a pilot but I am not sure if he still thinks Earth is flat. When I pressed him on being a former pilot and believing malarkey he claimed the schools indoctrination into round earth didn’t work on him and that the pilots windscreen was a very thick and curved glass that made everything appear to be curved.
#11
I remember a few Evangelists and one Catholic ( odd since most Catholics I know aren't creationists) in my major (geography) saying they knew the truth about the age of the earth, but had to lie on tests (classes like oil&gas, hydrology, geology,etc.) in order to get good grades.
How Christian are you when you break one of the 10 commandments and lie about your faith in order to get ahead?
#12
Last career I had, knew people who were flat earthers and moon landing deniers...we were all satellite communications engineers.
#13
I work with a medication aide that refuses to take medication and actively preaches god>medication. Apparently god isn’t paying her bills so she still keeps coming to work.
#14
I know someone who doesn’t believe in germ theory. We work for a company that builds water sterilization.
#15
I worked with a wildland firefighter who was a climate change denier. We fought more wild fires. We got way more OT over 3 years. Yet didnt believe it was true science and started to complain he couldnt enjoy his summers due to work....lol
Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago
Not at all surprising. My farrier is a professional fire fighter (his group takes their rig all over the Western US to fight those epic fires) big climate denier. Great farrier.
#16
I know a dude who works in the oil field who doesn't believe in dinosaurs. "Fossil fuels"
Don't Look 4 years ago
He’s not right obviously but fossil fuels aren’t actually dinosaur-based.
#17
I work with someone who thinks bloodletting is a cure-all. I work in a children's cancer ward.
#18
I work with a locomotive engineer who is a flat earther and also said that gravity is a hoax. I can laugh at the flat earth part but not believing in gravity on a fright train in the mountains seems a little crazy to me.
#19
I work with two anti-vaxxers. They are nurses who work with elderly patients.
Serbob 4 years ago
Recently found out that an anti-vaxxer worked at my step-father's retirement home and contracted Covid. The home's response was that with human rights they couldn't force her to get vaccinated. We all wanted her fired. We have the right to refuse her access to our relatives. It turned into a real s**t show.
#20
I used to work with a geologist who used to think minerals ("crystals") could heal you even from cancer.
Sian Edwards 4 years ago
Which is hilarious because some minerals can cause cancer or are dangerously toxic. Asbestos and cinnabar, for example.
#21
I work in defense. No one there believes government creates jobs. We only get paid by government.
#22
I work with a cancer biologist who fell for the alkaline diet hype. She got persuaded by somebody who is 1000x less educated in the matter than she is.
#23
I’m an aircraft mechanic and I work with a guy who believes in chemtrails.
#24
My mom is a geologist and she worked with someone who was a young earth creationist. That person's excuse was "god created rocks that were 4.6 billion years old". I guess if it works it works, but that makes no sense to me
#25
One of my teachers (it wasn't a biology teacher) made me do a homework to prove that dinosaurs aren't mammals as, for him, mammals are animals with lungs.
Nicola Roberts 4 years ago
All elephants are grey. Not all grey animals are elephants. In the age of enlightenment they figured this out 400 years ago.
Robert T 4 years ago
Dinosaurs aren't mammals, they're reptiles. Dictionary definition: any chiefly terrestrial, herbivorous or carnivorous reptile of the extinct orders Saurischia and Ornithischia, from the Mesozoic Era, certain species of which are the largest known land animals. However his definition of a mammal is not correct. A mammal is something with mammaries.
Becky Samuel 4 years ago
Dinosaurs aren't reptiles unless we define birds as reptiles. The statement "mammals are animals with lungs" is correct but not sufficient to define a mammal, but that doesn't make it false.
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Samantha Lomb 4 years ago
I had a student describe a bat as a bird. This was an English ( EFL) class for college kids and they were supposed to be practicing vocab by describing words on a list. I had to explain bats are mammals like humans. They have live births and they produce milk.
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Carol Emory 4 years ago
Actually, dinosaurs aren't mammals, they're reptiles. Mammals give birth to live young. Reptiles lay eggs. Mammals are warm blooded. Reptiles are not warm blooded, they need alternative sources of heat like other animals or the sun.
John Baker 4 years ago
Some reptiles are live-bearers and some mammals lay eggs. Dinosaurs were warm-blooded, and many were feathered.
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PeachPossum 4 years ago
Maybe he was joking and it was a trick question... but somehow I think not. :(
David carro 4 years ago
Are you sure you understood the instructions correctly, or were you a distracted child, looking at how flies fly while getting the homework?
clive apps 4 years ago
Dinosaurs are not mammals. They do not have mammary glands. Some recent discoveries point to a possibility of some types being warm blooded, not like other reptiles.
Tom Hanlin 4 years ago
Dinosaurs weren't mammals but, did have lungs so, I'm not clear on what his idea was. Nor have I heard of "a homework" so, maybe this is just a fluke of the English translation.
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
Well, good thing the teacher didn't teach biology, because he clearly failed it.
Ted Expert 4 years ago
I can't believe how many people think writing "dinosaurs are reptiles" in the comments makes you clever. It's a post about dumb fools; pointing out that the dumb fool is wrong is kinda obvious. Well done for pointing out the obvious.
#26
I worked with a guy who’s previous job had been designing missile launch systems who also thought the earth was flat, I’m not entirely sure how he slept at night
#27
I worked with someone who had a PhD in genetics but was young earth creationist. She couldn’t seem to comprehend phylogenetic diagrams, useless as supervisor to PhD students, seeing as she was incapable of discussing a number of highly relevant topics.
Samantha Lomb 4 years ago
Honestly, research, publication and supervisory skills are totally different anyway. I know a number of PhDs who were horrific supervisors. One actually got banned by the department from taking female grad students as she was horrifically emotionally abusive to them and they had to scramble to find new supervisors. No one would ever warn the incoming students though.
#28
My 4th grade science teacher and my 9th grade history teacher are moon landing deniers...
Amelia Bedelia 4 years ago
If someone tells you they don't believe in the moon landing, just look them dead in the eye and say "you believe in the moon?!?!?"
#29
I had to teach a historical geology class because the geologist who was supposed to teach is was a Young Earth Creationist.
#30
I've met a PhD in Chemistry from a top 5 university that was anti-vax. Their PhD work actually involved the analysis of heavy metals in an environment and how it impacted a childs likelihood to develop autism. I got into it with them, and they were able to reference a handful of scholarly papers to justify their stance.
Samantha Lomb 4 years ago
Honestly, having a PhD myself, its not about intelligence but more about the ability to complete tasks on time. A lot of really smart people never finish cause they are either perfectionists or terrible at time management. And A LOT of scholars cherry pick information to fit their points of view
#31
I had an ancient civ professor tell us that we know that the Epic of Gilgamesh was true because the bible proved it.
My notes from my 1 day of class included a lot of [Citation Needed] tags. I dropped it shortly thereafter.
#32
I still don't get how a school mate who was studying biology and science, and who won science fair prizes every year, is now an evangelical Christian, who says it all happens because God. I thought it went the other way, (the more you science the less religion), but she certainly went the other way.
Carol Emory 4 years ago
Never assume. I had a classmate that came into our entomology class and tried to get us to sign up for the Atheist Club. I told her, just because you believe in science doesn't mean you can't believe in God. The two are not mutually exclusive. Even Pope John Paul II admitted that science has proven that nature is responsible for creating the physical man, but no science, no matter how perfect, can explain when God put the soul in man....and he's right.
#33
I worked as a lab assistant for a fundamental Baptist who graduated from Liberty University. Believes the earth is 6,000 years old. Was an x-ray crystallography lab so it not like he didn't believe in matter or something, but was still a creationist.
Samantha Lomb 4 years ago (edited)
Liberty is not an accredited university. Cannot believe an actual organization accepted his degree. That a Liberty grad believed all that bullshit is not surprising at all
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sofacushionfort 4 years ago (edited)
Steven Brandenburg was a licensed pharmacist by the state of Wisconsin who deliberately left 500 doses for the Moderna vaccine fall below temperature, which were then injected into hopeful patients ineffectively. The ignorant will only do evil if the enlightened allow them where only good is needed.
fuggnuggins 4 years ago
Nice bit of gossip. What's your point? While I'm here: you know the name of the inventor of mRNA? His name is Robert Malone: Spike protein is very dangerous, it's cytotoxic (Robert Malone, Steve Kirsch, Bret Weinstein) https://youtu.be/Du2wm5nhTXY ; Maybe it was the worst choice for the best reason.
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Jan Jansen 4 years ago (edited)
The youtube show 'Today I Found Out' did an episode on the flat earth conspiracy and concluded with (roughtly) these words: "It's always imprtant to note that many of the core psychological quirks that make flat earthers believe the earth is flat in spite of all the evidence of the contrary, exist in all of us. We all have firmly held beliefs that simply arent true and are based on the same level of evidence. Yet we tenuously cling to them and no amount of evidence is going to convince us otherwise. But luckily for most of us the absurdity isn't quite so easy to spot, allowing us to feel superior to those with alternate ideas."
Freya the Wanderer 4 years ago
Albert Einstein said that the two most common things in the Universe were hydrogen and stupidity. A lot of these dips have no business being in their professions!
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Kate Yeti 4 years ago
I was reprimanded by a nurse at my ob/gyn for choosing to get my tubes tied after having twins, our first and only children. Found out later she had 10 kids and was devoutly Mormon. I'm a Protestant with tattoos, wild colored hair, and a comprehensive knowledge of power tools. I live in an area with a high Mormon population. With very few exceptions, most of them are extremely nice and would never do something like that! (The yelling at me for my choices, I mean. There are LOTS of kids around here 😏)
Becky Samuel 4 years ago
A degree does not prove that someone has good reasoning or critical skills. A degree merely proves that the student is capable of producing material that satisfies certain basic criteria.
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Unwelcomed Guest 4 years ago
With Anti-Vaxers no amount of logic or reason is going to sway their opinion so you really need to fight fire with fire so I have come up with a batshit crazy conspiracy to combat them. My conspiracy theory is that the Anti-Vax movement was created by an evil patriarchal cabal that is determine to bring down feminism and lock women out of having careers of their own. Rational for this is before vaccines were readily available the child mortality rate was 20 times than it is today (and this is the case only 100 years ago go back further and it was a lot higher) so if a couple wanted a couple of kids that reached adulthood they needed to have 5-6 kids just to hedge their bets (in developed counties where Vaccines are readily available and accepted not only does it reduce infant deaths from disease but also reduces SIDS by 50%) which means the years that women spend today building and developing their career was instead spent pumping out and looking after babies.
fuggnuggins 4 years ago
This is one of the sleaziest, gossipy, low standard pages I've seen on this site. And sleaze is this site's specialty.
Radek Suski 4 years ago (edited)
This clearly shows what I am preaching for years; our educational system is pretty broken. You literally can be an idiot but with a bit of cleverness you can slip through the system to get academical titles. There is a guy in the German neonazi party who is a history teacher. How the hell you know our history and still be a homophobic racist? There are people with doctor or professor titles who firmly believe the earth is flat. Our system is almost 100 years old and barely evolved for decades
Alexei Arntzen 4 years ago
A lot of the comments here mock professionals for having doubts/questions within their field of expertise. But maybe people have these doubts BECAUSE they have extra knowledge about the topic. I have a PhD in immunology and am quite wary of the COVID vaccines, because I know how it works, and how it is completely different from a conventional vaccine. Meanwhile, 9 out of 10 people I talk to have no idea how the novel mRNA vaccine works, and think I am a loony anti-vaxxer. Oooook
cassiushumanmother 4 years ago
That is called ultracrepidarianism. Everyone do it, we have an opinion on everything without having any knowledge in this field. We all do that. Against or pro nuclear power?: unable to explain trully how this work but still opinionated, it's valid on every topic, it's human nature. As a ethologist, sometimes i comment about animals facts or share some knowledge and i'm downvoted, because you know "i had many dogs in my life so i know better than a scientist who spend 5 years to study that field" or "because my vet said so" ( a vet is specialised in medicine, not behavioral biology/psychology for example). But we all are ultracrepidarians, it's human to pick a side even (and sometimes even strongly) if we truly know nothing about the matter. I know that i know nothing.
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Suzy the observer 4 years ago
I love these robust discussions! Most Pandas restore my trust in humanity which gets a beating regularly.
Dave Jones 4 years ago
It amazes me how all the Pandas are so SURE of their beliefs. They post that anyone that disagrees must me crazy. Use some humility. Higher power, vaccines, CDC, climate change, racism, Biden, Trump...believe or not your opinions on the might be wrong
Seabeast 4 years ago
Science, unlike religion, isn't about "belief". It's about testing things and proving whether they work or don't.
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Catherine Spencer-Mills 4 years ago
College level course and we had a guest speaker. He was a research physician who had recently studied the efficacy of acupuncture. They put up a cloth sight barrier so the patient could not see what they were using. Turns out if you are poked with a toothpick you have the same result as being poked with an acupuncture needle. So, confirmation bias leading to placebo effect. One student was so upset she yelled at the speaker and left the room Sorry not sorry to burst your bubble.
Olesia Kovalenko 4 years ago
I'm an ICU doctor and many of my colleagues and nurses still have not gotten the vaccine because they "don't need it" or "it needs to be studied more" or '"it might give me infertility"
Kateryna 4 years ago
Why would people take over a profession that challenges their beliefs? And how can they believe things despite evidence? I sense a lot of existential crisises in their lives
sofacushionfort 4 years ago
Well, I was in the US military, despite being an ardent pacifist. Though I will admit that being in the US military is what turned me into a pacifist.
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Never Stop Twinkling™ 4 years ago
To be honest not many of these are that surprising now that I think about it. Sometimes even the most intelligent beings tend to possess questionable or outright dumb opinions, especially some of the widely regarded and celebrated philosophers of the past.
Dave Jones 4 years ago
Yes, because everywhere else in the world people are brilliant and have perfect knowledge of the truth.
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senator brown 4 years ago
TRUE LIFE TESTIMONY OF HOW MY DAD WAS CURED FROM CANCER.> I am Brown. My Dad has been suffering from (CANCER) disease for the past 2 years. He had constant pain, During the first year, we all had faith in God that I would be healed someday. This disease started circulating all over his body, after going through ( 5 ) chemotherapy and Radiatherapy for 1year and he has been taking Cytotoxic, monoclonal Antibodies, (MABs) treatment from his doctor he was tired of life, he wanted to commit suicide, few months ago i decided to go on search in the internet if i could get any information concerning the cure for Cancer, on my search i saw a testimony of Mrs Sharon from USA who has been cured from (CANCER) by this great Dr. Alabi and she drop the email address of Dr. Alabi: bestherbalcure@gmail.com.. and also advised we should contact him for any sickness that he would be of help, so i wrote to Dr. Alabi telling him about my Dad (CANCER) he sent us the natural herbal remedies through D
Fred L. 4 years ago
You know whenever somebody uses "sheep" as a degoratory term I view the post to be utter bollocks. Of course just one of those opinions you don´t care about while still writing yours.
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MrLoufoque 4 years ago
My cousin is a nurse and rants about how Covid vaccines are ineffective. So, yeah...
Sabed Hussain 4 years ago
hope u r alwys inside ur house... so there is less possibility of spreading the virus... u maybe healthy... good fr u..
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sofacushionfort 4 years ago (edited)
Steven Brandenburg was a licensed pharmacist by the state of Wisconsin who deliberately left 500 doses for the Moderna vaccine fall below temperature, which were then injected into hopeful patients ineffectively. The ignorant will only do evil if the enlightened allow them where only good is needed.
fuggnuggins 4 years ago
Nice bit of gossip. What's your point? While I'm here: you know the name of the inventor of mRNA? His name is Robert Malone: Spike protein is very dangerous, it's cytotoxic (Robert Malone, Steve Kirsch, Bret Weinstein) https://youtu.be/Du2wm5nhTXY ; Maybe it was the worst choice for the best reason.
Load More Replies... Jan Jansen 4 years ago (edited)
The youtube show 'Today I Found Out' did an episode on the flat earth conspiracy and concluded with (roughtly) these words: "It's always imprtant to note that many of the core psychological quirks that make flat earthers believe the earth is flat in spite of all the evidence of the contrary, exist in all of us. We all have firmly held beliefs that simply arent true and are based on the same level of evidence. Yet we tenuously cling to them and no amount of evidence is going to convince us otherwise. But luckily for most of us the absurdity isn't quite so easy to spot, allowing us to feel superior to those with alternate ideas."
Freya the Wanderer 4 years ago
Albert Einstein said that the two most common things in the Universe were hydrogen and stupidity. A lot of these dips have no business being in their professions!
Load More Replies... Kate Yeti 4 years ago
I was reprimanded by a nurse at my ob/gyn for choosing to get my tubes tied after having twins, our first and only children. Found out later she had 10 kids and was devoutly Mormon. I'm a Protestant with tattoos, wild colored hair, and a comprehensive knowledge of power tools. I live in an area with a high Mormon population. With very few exceptions, most of them are extremely nice and would never do something like that! (The yelling at me for my choices, I mean. There are LOTS of kids around here 😏)
Becky Samuel 4 years ago
A degree does not prove that someone has good reasoning or critical skills. A degree merely proves that the student is capable of producing material that satisfies certain basic criteria.
Load More Replies... Unwelcomed Guest 4 years ago
With Anti-Vaxers no amount of logic or reason is going to sway their opinion so you really need to fight fire with fire so I have come up with a batshit crazy conspiracy to combat them. My conspiracy theory is that the Anti-Vax movement was created by an evil patriarchal cabal that is determine to bring down feminism and lock women out of having careers of their own. Rational for this is before vaccines were readily available the child mortality rate was 20 times than it is today (and this is the case only 100 years ago go back further and it was a lot higher) so if a couple wanted a couple of kids that reached adulthood they needed to have 5-6 kids just to hedge their bets (in developed counties where Vaccines are readily available and accepted not only does it reduce infant deaths from disease but also reduces SIDS by 50%) which means the years that women spend today building and developing their career was instead spent pumping out and looking after babies.
fuggnuggins 4 years ago
This is one of the sleaziest, gossipy, low standard pages I've seen on this site. And sleaze is this site's specialty.
Radek Suski 4 years ago (edited)
This clearly shows what I am preaching for years; our educational system is pretty broken. You literally can be an idiot but with a bit of cleverness you can slip through the system to get academical titles. There is a guy in the German neonazi party who is a history teacher. How the hell you know our history and still be a homophobic racist? There are people with doctor or professor titles who firmly believe the earth is flat. Our system is almost 100 years old and barely evolved for decades
Alexei Arntzen 4 years ago
A lot of the comments here mock professionals for having doubts/questions within their field of expertise. But maybe people have these doubts BECAUSE they have extra knowledge about the topic. I have a PhD in immunology and am quite wary of the COVID vaccines, because I know how it works, and how it is completely different from a conventional vaccine. Meanwhile, 9 out of 10 people I talk to have no idea how the novel mRNA vaccine works, and think I am a loony anti-vaxxer. Oooook
cassiushumanmother 4 years ago
That is called ultracrepidarianism. Everyone do it, we have an opinion on everything without having any knowledge in this field. We all do that. Against or pro nuclear power?: unable to explain trully how this work but still opinionated, it's valid on every topic, it's human nature. As a ethologist, sometimes i comment about animals facts or share some knowledge and i'm downvoted, because you know "i had many dogs in my life so i know better than a scientist who spend 5 years to study that field" or "because my vet said so" ( a vet is specialised in medicine, not behavioral biology/psychology for example). But we all are ultracrepidarians, it's human to pick a side even (and sometimes even strongly) if we truly know nothing about the matter. I know that i know nothing.
Load More Replies... Suzy the observer 4 years ago
I love these robust discussions! Most Pandas restore my trust in humanity which gets a beating regularly.
Dave Jones 4 years ago
It amazes me how all the Pandas are so SURE of their beliefs. They post that anyone that disagrees must me crazy. Use some humility. Higher power, vaccines, CDC, climate change, racism, Biden, Trump...believe or not your opinions on the might be wrong
Seabeast 4 years ago
Science, unlike religion, isn't about "belief". It's about testing things and proving whether they work or don't.
Load More Replies... Catherine Spencer-Mills 4 years ago
College level course and we had a guest speaker. He was a research physician who had recently studied the efficacy of acupuncture. They put up a cloth sight barrier so the patient could not see what they were using. Turns out if you are poked with a toothpick you have the same result as being poked with an acupuncture needle. So, confirmation bias leading to placebo effect. One student was so upset she yelled at the speaker and left the room Sorry not sorry to burst your bubble.
Olesia Kovalenko 4 years ago
I'm an ICU doctor and many of my colleagues and nurses still have not gotten the vaccine because they "don't need it" or "it needs to be studied more" or '"it might give me infertility"
Kateryna 4 years ago
Why would people take over a profession that challenges their beliefs? And how can they believe things despite evidence? I sense a lot of existential crisises in their lives
sofacushionfort 4 years ago
Well, I was in the US military, despite being an ardent pacifist. Though I will admit that being in the US military is what turned me into a pacifist.
Load More Replies... Never Stop Twinkling™ 4 years ago
To be honest not many of these are that surprising now that I think about it. Sometimes even the most intelligent beings tend to possess questionable or outright dumb opinions, especially some of the widely regarded and celebrated philosophers of the past.
Dave Jones 4 years ago
Yes, because everywhere else in the world people are brilliant and have perfect knowledge of the truth.
Load More Replies... senator brown 4 years ago
TRUE LIFE TESTIMONY OF HOW MY DAD WAS CURED FROM CANCER.> I am Brown. My Dad has been suffering from (CANCER) disease for the past 2 years. He had constant pain, During the first year, we all had faith in God that I would be healed someday. This disease started circulating all over his body, after going through ( 5 ) chemotherapy and Radiatherapy for 1year and he has been taking Cytotoxic, monoclonal Antibodies, (MABs) treatment from his doctor he was tired of life, he wanted to commit suicide, few months ago i decided to go on search in the internet if i could get any information concerning the cure for Cancer, on my search i saw a testimony of Mrs Sharon from USA who has been cured from (CANCER) by this great Dr. Alabi and she drop the email address of Dr. Alabi: bestherbalcure@gmail.com.. and also advised we should contact him for any sickness that he would be of help, so i wrote to Dr. Alabi telling him about my Dad (CANCER) he sent us the natural herbal remedies through D
Fred L. 4 years ago
You know whenever somebody uses "sheep" as a degoratory term I view the post to be utter bollocks. Of course just one of those opinions you don´t care about while still writing yours.
Load More Replies... MrLoufoque 4 years ago
My cousin is a nurse and rants about how Covid vaccines are ineffective. So, yeah...
Sabed Hussain 4 years ago
hope u r alwys inside ur house... so there is less possibility of spreading the virus... u maybe healthy... good fr u..
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