Nicer after he stopped moving. I put him in the sink for his posterity shot. I'll abide wolf spiders and camel crickets, but I'm not looking to share my domicile with anything that likes to hide in clothes and causes skin to slough of when it bites.
The information he "discovered" (pulled out of thin air) makes no sense at all, and anyone with even the teensiest modicum of knowledge in medicine would realize it instantly. He was no expert. He was a charlatan.
Not to toot my own horn, but my field does require me to maintain a decent...
I'm marginalizing him because he was obviously flat wrong. His description of the mechanism by which vaccines supposedly caused injury is literally insane to anyone with the slightest inkling of human physiology and it was quite obviously a money making scheme.
This was lifted from his website...
They conveniently forgot to mention that he was a conspiracy theorist, 9/11 truther and germ theory denialist.
Also, he only claimed to have an MD and was never licensed to practice medicine. Anywhere.
ETA: Did a bit more research. Apparently, his idea was all disease is caused by white blood...
It is my opinion, but it's also the one modern evidence based medicine agrees with. Most herbal remedies are nothing more than snake oil. Same with the essential oils.
Die much younger.
Yeah. That's why I included the phrase "by and large." Does the fact that they're "natural" have any...
LOL not exactly my point. Water, food, the constituent parts of air? All chemicals. Everything that is made of matter is a chemical.
And you really should get your kids vaccinated. There's a very good reason we live so much longer in this day and age. It's called modern medicine.
Herbs and...
Right. These rulings don't confirm anything. Mojabi was a table injury ruling. All you have to do is establish that the child has the condition and the onset was within a certain window after getting a vaccine, and then compensation is automatic.
Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc.
Autism wasn't even...
I know it's hard to visualize, but the light coming out of the flashlight is constantly traveling at C. As defined by special relativity, the consequence is that time slows down a little bit from your hand's frame of reference. Weird, huh?
Your friend is right about light seeming to travel more slowly in a medium, though it's not because of "zig-zagging." It's because the photon is absorbed by the atoms in the medium and then emitted after a tiny fraction of time.