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Apr 14, 2014
1:39:33pm

Superkid

I don't know, if a guy named "science pete" gives it a thumbs up, it has to

be good. Because science, right?

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Superkid

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If your argument against vaccinations is that an overwhelming majority of

riboflavin

4/14/14 1:29pm

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Buffalo

4/14/14 1:31pm

Politics is VERY intertwined with anything pharmaceutical

runnincoug

4/14/14 1:35pm

Good point. I agree.

riboflavin

4/14/14 1:39pm

That's quite a leap.

4/14/14 1:35pm

RE: That's quite a leap.

RyneK

4/14/14 1:38pm

That's quite a cop-out.

riboflavin

4/14/14 1:38pm

I don't know, if a guy named "science pete" gives it a thumbs up, it has to

Superkid

4/14/14 1:39pm

Obvious difference: "Vaccinations CAUSE autism" vs. "anthropic activity CAUSES

spoxjox

4/14/14 1:37pm

What is a "climate change denier"?

jaromp

4/14/14 1:42pm

RE: What is a "climate change denier"?

riboflavin

4/14/14 1:43pm

climate changes, humans have very little to do with it

YnotU

4/14/14 1:45pm

I don't question that the climate is changing.

BYUCoug11

4/14/14 1:47pm

Of course it's changing. My point is that, like with vaccinations,

riboflavin

4/14/14 1:52pm

One is much, much easier to test and prove than the other

BYUCoug11

4/14/14 1:56pm

I think you overestimate the ease of testing neurological development in kids.

russkiejedi

4/14/14 9:49pm

probably so, but one happens in a matter of years, can be clinically tested

BYUCoug11

4/14/14 10:05pm

These are exactly the relevant points

spoxjox

4/14/14 1:56pm

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