fake science

[jts]

Loren Lockman explains why you should be suspicious of scientific studies. There is real science to find truth and there is fake science to market a product. 

 

[jts]

Jeff Nelson did a series of videos about Dr. Fuhrman's claims. Here is one of them. This is on the topic of fake science, 'science' to peddle a product. You can get the whole series of Jeff Nelson's videos on Dr. Fuhrman's claims on the vegsource website.

 

[Peter]

Super Beets? What a scam. Consider all the super foods in the last 50 years hyped in the media. None of them have proven efficacy except a few like Ocuvite? for eye health and an occasional multivitamin. E? C? Well, vitamin D is still advised for people over 50 and I do take 2000 IU under my doctor's advice.  

[jts]

More fake science. Another vaccine that didn't work and they had to fudge the data to prove that it works.

https://www.brighteon.com/6032705727001

Real science is to find truth. Fake science is to peddle a product. 

[Peter]

Well pilgrim, as long as I get my flu shot and my shingles vaccine, pneumonia, etc., etc., etc.  The VA is proactive and I go along and get my shot.

[jts]

 

 

 

[Michael Stuart Kelly]

Wow, Jerry.

That's an entire audiobook.

Almost 13 hours taking both YouTube videos into account.

I might listen to this.

I do a lot of audiobooks.

Michael

[Peter]

“Neil deGrasse Tyson hosts ‘Cosmos: Possible Worlds.’”

It was a two hour show and I watched the first hour. It was very good. The second hour began with a discussion of the history of religion among the human species and that bored me. Persians – Zoroaster yadda yadda yadda and Neil droning on and on. A discussion of 10,000 gods simply means making crap up that many times and getting someone else to believe your BS. History is not so interesting if all you discuss is made up BS. I will watch the next installment.