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Who didn't?
They.
Who didn't?
This week.
Ever heard about Richard Walther Darré and Artamanen? (So let's just drop the right-left axis, shall we? It confuses more than it clarifies and has to be recalibrated for every country and every time.)
If you are trying to start a bickering blitz and get yourself suspended again, you are going about it the right way.
That is totally vague.Even if they are supressing evidence?
Correct. But is does raise a lot of suspicions, especially when other information is shown (or attempted to be supressed) that contradicts their scientific claims.
That is totally vague.
Who is "they"? If you mean the "the scientific establishment" can you give the name of the official body set up to suppress evidence? Or do you mean every scientist in the world? A random subset of scientists in the world? Just scientists working at universities? A small number of maverick scientsts?
What evidence have you that "they" are supressing evidence, i.e. not allowing papers to be published? Or do "they" have control over all of the public media in the world?
Peer review and official statements by authorities bodies are always up in the air (snip)... for the ones claiming “the scientific establishment” is suppressing their evidence.
Peer review and official statements by authorities bodies are always up in the air as far as the whack-a-doodles are concerned. This is the common thread that runs though all woo, and the best way to spot the crackpots on any issue is usually to look for the ones claiming “the scientific establishment” is suppressing their evidence.
Which such a conspiracy may be possible, surely it counts as an extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary proof. Before anyone starts reaching for straws, scientists disliking crackpots who harass them and try to obstruct the scientific process is not evidence of a global scientific conspiracy.
My point is that the right-left axis should be left out of this discussion.WTF? Why don't we talk about the man in the moon? The logic, as far as I can understand it, is that because it is you think that some scientists could be influenced by a Nazi, we should seriously consider the possibility.
The post wasVague is right however it was not mine. I was referring to the "they" (as in their) in this post...
(emphasis added)Originally Posted by lomiller![]()
Peer review and official statements by authorities bodies are always up in the air as far as the whack-a-doodles are concerned. This is the common thread that runs though all woo, and the best way to spot the crackpots on any issue is usually to look for the ones claiming “the scientific establishment” is suppressing their evidence.
Which such a conspiracy may be possible, surely it counts as an extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary proof. Before anyone starts reaching for straws, scientists disliking crackpots who harass them and try to obstruct the scientific process is not evidence of a global scientific conspiracy.
Ahh - you were refering to the crackpots!
A.A. Alfie, editing peoples posts to change their meaning and then quoting it as if they wrote it that way seems to becoming quite a habit with you. Here is the original quote clearly I was not suggesting peer review is really up in the air, save in the minds of the crackpots.
It was a bit of a joke.Well, paraphrasing them anyway. Crackpots don’t always use that exact wording. In my post “their” is how the crackpots are referring to themselves so it’s “the scientific establishment” suppressing the crackpots evidence.
Of course the whole point of the process is to filter out the crap, so not only do scientists “suppress” bad science it’s their job to do so.
It was a bit of a joke.
A.A.Alfie says that his "they" is the "their" in your post. But the only "their" in your post refers to the alleged suppression of the crackpot's evidence. So it is obvious to me that A.A.Alfie's "they" are the crackpots.
A.A.Alfie: Maybe you would like to state exactly who "they" are?
I re-read the posts. They tell me that you think "they" (as in their in the post you reply to) are the crackpots.You might want to re-read the posts again.
I could point it out to you; however, each time I do the work for you, I rob you of an opportunity to learn.![]()
I re-read the posts. They tell me that you think "they" (as in their in the post you reply to) are the crackpots.
Am I right?
I feel like slapping you upside the head with a couple volumes of the Homeopathy Journal right now. Then maybe a copy of Wakefield's study that was published in an extremely prestigious journal.Hang on a second. Wasn't peer review supposed to be the 'holy grail' for the warmers as to why we had to listen to the science. Now peer review has always had problems?
Wow!
I am trying to get what you said in your post correct so that I can "get it".No.
Now you obviously don't get it. Let's move on.
Even if they are supressing evidence?Originally Posted by lomiller![]()
Peer review and official statements by authorities bodies are always up in the air as far as the whack-a-doodles are concerned. This is the common thread that runs though all woo, and the best way to spot the crackpots on any issue is usually to look for the ones claiming “the scientific establishment” is suppressing their evidence.
Originally Posted by lomiller![]()
Which such a conspiracy may be possible, surely it counts as an extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary proof. Before anyone starts reaching for straws, scientists disliking crackpots who harass them and try to obstruct the scientific process is not evidence of a global scientific conspiracy.
Correct. But is does raise a lot of suspicions, especially when other information is shown (or attempted to be supressed) that contradicts their scientific claims.
You might want to re-read the posts again.
I could point it out to you; however, each time I do the work for you, I rob you of an opportunity to learn.![]()
Hey, cool - Ben is doing some SCIENCE. Let's check it out!
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Sorry Ben. I've got to grade you with an F on this one. But since it is be nice to Ben day, I'll bump it up to an E.![]()