Under RFK Jr.'s Leadership, CDC Launches Large Wasteful Study on Vaccines and Autism

[Tyler52]

Not if you don't write more clearly.

With all do respect, everyone knows what I meant, but moving on

To physics? It would seem so. They did not mention god in their scientific writings.

No, but they believed in the Christian God (or some version) and therefore must have believed that he could control physics

Science doesn't include supernatural effects. It is literally part of the definition of what science is -- the study of the natural world.

If God exists can he control physics

No, of course not.

Then why are you on Christian forums and not Reddit? Are you seeking to proselytize?

They should and do.

Then again

For a very long time. That's how we know what doesn't cause autism -- vaccines.

I meant people are not trusting doctors

It gets boring. There are other things to study, other aspects of the problem to examine.

So what if it’s boring, it’s their job. If they want people to be vaccinated, end the discussion with facts and evidence

There is no clear value in this study and I don't trust Robert Kennedy in the slightest, so I suspect a pre-rigged

Why don’t you trust kennedy? Who would you trust?

 

[Tyler52]

I have the liberty to do so.

But why here? What drew you here?

Researchers have the academic freedom to follow their own research programs, however this particular question is not the kind of cutting-edge research that requires federal government support, much less personal intervention from the Secretary of HHS.

Why? The people are growing more and more concerned. Why shouldn’t the government address our concerns? If they don’t, why have democracy?

 

[Tyler52]

I have the liberty to do so.

Why aren’t you Christian?

 

[Tyler52]

No, of course not.

why aren’t you a Christian?

 

[Hans Blaster]

With all do respect, everyone knows what I meant, but moving on

OK, if you say so.

No, but they believed in the Christian God (or some version) and therefore must have believed that he could control physics

Would they? I don't know if they did or not. They certainly gave no indication that a devine force kept planets in orbit, etc. Their results were as we might say "god-free", just like the rest of science.

If God exists can he control physics

Perhaps. It's not something I ever thought much about.

Then why are you on Christian forums and not Reddit?

I followed a pseudoscience rabbit down this hole. It seemed OK and would permit me to join. Never even really looked at reddit. (Mostly it didn't behave in my browser.)

Are you seeking to proselytize?

I don't have any religion to proselytize, nor do I find it an honorable task.

Then again

I meant people are not trusting doctors

And that has exactly what to do with the well established non-connection between vaccines and autism?

So what if it’s boring, it’s their job. If they want people to be vaccinated, end the discussion with facts and evidence

Who's job? There is little scientifically to be gained by repeating for the 9th time the same study. This particular study seem particularly useless.

Why don’t you trust kennedy? Who would you trust?

He's spent his career telling lies about vaccines.

 

[Pommer]

Why aren’t you Christian?

why aren’t you a Christian?

I’m not a Christian either.
Do you think that if I became a Christian, that my political and scientific views would change?

 

[Larniavc]

With all do respect, everyone knows what I meant, but moving on

I didn’t.

 

[Tyler52]

I’m not a Christian either.
Do you think that if I became a Christian, that my political and scientific views would change?

If you applied your faith to every aspect of your life, including politics, then more than likely yes. But I asked because of certain responses to my questions did not sound like Christian answers.

 

[Tyler52]

Would they? I don't know if they did or not. They certainly gave no indication that a devine force kept planets in orbit, etc. Their results were as we might say "god-free", just like the rest of science.

Galileo was a Catholic, Francis bacon was an Anglican, sir Isaac newton was an Arian, Luis Pasteur is in the picture

Perhaps. It's not something I ever thought much about.

Why not?

And that has exactly what to do with the well established non-connection between vaccines and autism?

Would my chances be more or less likely to say that vaccines cause autism if I saw that doctors don’t know what they’re talking about?

 

[Hans Blaster]

Galileo was a Catholic, Francis bacon was an Anglican, sir Isaac newton was an Arian, Luis Pasteur is in the picture

So?

Why not?

Nothing about religion or its practice affected reality, so I had no reason to think god could change physics.

Would my chances be more or less likely to say that vaccines cause autism if I saw that doctors don’t know what they’re talking about?

If you're not a fetus, your risk of anything you encounter causing autism is exceedingly small.

 

[Pommer]

If you applied your faith to every aspect of your life, including politics, then more than likely yes. But I asked because of certain responses to my questions did not sound like Christian answers.

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