I've got to love this.
This entire thread is a great example of why "believe the science" is flawed. Science advances by exploring hypotheses through experimentation. Different experiments produce different results. Frequently, "science" claims are based on some level of majority in those results—but in nearly all cases, there are also minority results.
The VERY interesting thing is that those minority results are often confirmed years later, causing a change in the scientific claims. Examples are rife.
(Science once thought thalidomide was a great medication for morning sickness...)
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