Proof that "I believe in science" doesn't actually mean anything practically (user search)
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« on: September 01, 2020, 02:06:38 PM »

Not sure why people in rich countries are less likely to believe that vaccines are safe, but there's nothing wrong with saying that you believe in science. We would all be better off if society respected a scientific approach to issues like Covid, particularly where a professional consensus has been reached. The same is true with regards to other issues like climate change, social issues, and so on. In a time of division, empirical science is one of the few potentially uniting areas of knowledge that can help us move forward.
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