"But I was dead on point. The point being: three of the great boons to the health of human beings globally in the 20th Century -- flouridization of water, iodization of table salt, polio vaccines -- are all knocked by the very same type of person for the same irrational reasons: paranoid rejection of science and distrust of authority."
Thursday, April 01, 2010
How Can Plantation Negros Be So Wrong About So Much?
Undercover Black Man said...
"But I was dead on point. The point being: three of the great boons to the health of human beings globally in the 20th Century -- flouridization of water, iodization of table salt, polio vaccines -- are all knocked by the very same type of person for the same irrational reasons: paranoid rejection of science and distrust of authority."
"But I was dead on point. The point being: three of the great boons to the health of human beings globally in the 20th Century -- flouridization of water, iodization of table salt, polio vaccines -- are all knocked by the very same type of person for the same irrational reasons: paranoid rejection of science and distrust of authority."
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Science must always be scrutinized for theoretical and methodological integrity.
Authority must always be distrusted.
Indeed.
Which is why it's unbelievable that so-called atheists believe, with such religious zeal, that drinking fluoride helps the teeth.
There is nothing to suggest that. Nada. Zilch.
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