Post by Arlon10 on May 19, 2020 8:01:08 GMT
May 17, 2020 2:10:44 GMT goz said:
How many degrees in science do you have, positions in Universities or scientific laboratories and years and years of study and practice perfecting your expertise, so that your peers review your work and acknowledge it as of scientific value and worth being added to the compendium of human knowledge?
Personally I don't have any however I admire people who do and read their work and take advantage of the benefits that come from such work in my everyday life.
I had thought you are more of a socialite who knew professionals personally from parties and family connections. If you were though you would know that doctors are human beings like everyone else. They can be wrong about quite many things and very often are. They sometimes lock their keys in their cars and need to call a locksmith because they don't know how to use that tool that slides down the window well.
Your confusion should have cleared up once you understood the difference between science ceteris paribus and everything else parading as science. There are really very few things known with the certainty of science ceteris paribus and most people know them without going to medical school. With the rest of "knowledge" it involves substantial guessing. Your so called "experts" are better trained at guessing but they are still guessing. Sometimes they succeed much the same way you do, by following a herd, but theirs is an insider herd.