• walnutwalrus@lemmy.worldOP
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    1 year ago

    I wouldn’t call it pseudoscience, and your link could be “debunked” by people with opposing views; it would be more helpful to discuss the issue at hand rather than respond as such

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        1 year ago

        “everything that is wrong is pseudoscience”

        how about a hypothesis? doctors prescribed cancer-causing cigarettes at one time, right? There are people raising concerns over the dangers of microwaves, that is all. We can have a discussion about it, or I can just call the view that “microwaves are safe” “pseudoscience”… but then there isn’t really much of a discussion.

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      That’s the problem. You believe the nonsense. You can’t provide credible sources because the nonsense is not credible it is unworthy of discussion. There is no middle ground. It is garbage.