Richard Feynman talked about this in talking about psychology.Jabin said:
It also makes one rethink scientific conclusions that are reached on less controversial subjects. Often times, the conclusion will be based on only a single study or possibly two. It seems that that is far from sufficient. It makes one wonder how much we know is true is actually true.
NicosMachine said:
This is why everyone just finds what confirms their own bias.
That's not necessarily a plausible scenario, either. With the time pressures that doctors now face, it is impossible to have a "discussion" with them. My own doctor is more than willing to tell me his opinions as fact, but is not willing to take the time to discuss.Wakesurfer817 said:NicosMachine said:
This is why everyone just finds what confirms their own bias.
Perhaps a discussion with an actual doctor (ideally your own even) might be helpful in separating the wheat from the chaff? Terribly old fashioned I know.
I'm not sure that's necessarily correct, particularly in areas that are not so controversial or in areas where anything other than a particular position finds difficulty in obtaining funding to do the research.Quote:
Fortunately, in most science, research tends to get repeated.
Youtube channel is new called ""Truth on Toast""Zobel said:
It's fascinating. That's the 5th time I've seen that posted on Texags today. All reporting it as news.
That was from February.
https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOFB25AAL0V20C21A1000000/
I'm curious if you'd prefer to remain in the dark until the "science" is settled?NicosMachine said:
Combine that with ever-changing narratives pushed by governmental agencies under the guise of "science" and it is no wonder people don't trust government proclamations regarding masking, vaccines, and virus spread.
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Would you like a shipment of leaches?traxter said:I'm curious if you'd prefer to remain in the dark until the "science" is settled?NicosMachine said:
Combine that with ever-changing narratives pushed by governmental agencies under the guise of "science" and it is no wonder people don't trust government proclamations regarding masking, vaccines, and virus spread.
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Shhhhh this is a secrettexan12 said:
Here's another angle on ivermectin Covid doesn't effect most people who show symptoms so when they take ivermectin they feel better by coincidence. Not because it is a ubiquitous miracle drug that works, but because most people can fight off covid with some R&R.
eric76 said:Would you like a shipment of leaches?traxter said:I'm curious if you'd prefer to remain in the dark until the "science" is settled?NicosMachine said:
Combine that with ever-changing narratives pushed by governmental agencies under the guise of "science" and it is no wonder people don't trust government proclamations regarding masking, vaccines, and virus spread.
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samurai_texan said:
Unlike the vaccine, this study was legit
https://www.jpost.com/health-science/israeli-scientist-says-covid-19-could-be-treated-for-under-1day-675612
Comment about the vaccine is your opinion. But your link does have some actual science compare to the OP.samurai_texan said:
Unlike the vaccine, this study was legit
https://www.jpost.com/health-science/israeli-scientist-says-covid-19-could-be-treated-for-under-1day-675612
Another Doug said:Comment about the vaccine is your opinion. But your link does have some actual science compare to the OP.samurai_texan said:
Unlike the vaccine, this study was legit
https://www.jpost.com/health-science/israeli-scientist-says-covid-19-could-be-treated-for-under-1day-675612
The OP link claims that COVID is cured in Africa because some people take one ivermectin pill a year.
Your link talks about a small double blind study (not peered reviewed) where all the participants live, but on most days the Ivermectin group numbers looked a bit better and they tested negative quicker. A result other double blind studies have not reproduced.
This is well put, but undoubtedly lost on the horse-pill chugging anti-vaxxersAnother Doug said:Comment about the vaccine is your opinion. But your link does have some actual science compare to the OP.samurai_texan said:
Unlike the vaccine, this study was legit
https://www.jpost.com/health-science/israeli-scientist-says-covid-19-could-be-treated-for-under-1day-675612
The OP link claims that COVID is cured in Africa because some people take one ivermectin pill a year.
Your link talks about a small double blind study (not peered reviewed) where all the participants live, but on most days the Ivermectin group numbers looked a bit better and they tested negative quicker. A result other double blind studies have not reproduced.
I don't know, horse de-wormer gives you delusions of ESP?AggieLostinDallas said:Another Doug said:Comment about the vaccine is your opinion. But your link does have some actual science compare to the OP.samurai_texan said:
Unlike the vaccine, this study was legit
https://www.jpost.com/health-science/israeli-scientist-says-covid-19-could-be-treated-for-under-1day-675612
The OP link claims that COVID is cured in Africa because some people take one ivermectin pill a year.
Your link talks about a small double blind study (not peered reviewed) where all the participants live, but on most days the Ivermectin group numbers looked a bit better and they tested negative quicker. A result other double blind studies have not reproduced.
You know how I know you didn't watch the video?
Another Doug said:
I don't know, horse de-wormer gives you delusions of ESP?
But, I did watch it.
