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I think there's a middle ground. Sure, staying on the cutting edge of a volatile field like nutrition can be pretty foolhardy and not worth the effort, but it seems just as extreme to throw the baby out with the bathwater and just trust nothing and nobody, especially when lives could be/are on the line
I mean, yeah. The chemicals in apples cause death. Still seems shaky ground to stand on.
Gent
And it's been like this forever really, even in the past the link between autism and vaccines (or any other mental conditions) have been ridiculed or downright ignored when it's literally what happens with some of the chemical
I think the youtube policy started as a response to million conspiracy videos thanks to how the algorithm works. As I understand it, now if there's widespread misinformation on a topic they link to verified sources.
Gent
It's the fact that there's extreme pressure to obstruct any doubt cast on vaccines. You see it ever
Not trying to say offhand thatyou don't have it, but to me the burden of proof on a claim like that is pretty huge if you're gonna claim the people whose job it is to look into this are lying.
Gent
Well no sam, it's that they report on a death but reassure that the scientists say there's no connection
