“When you know more than the doctors who’ve spent their entire careers studying infectious diseases, it’s time for a Dunning-Kruger.”
I wish there were a requirement for inventors of internet memes to sign their work. Who gets credit for this whisky advertising mashup?
Now there’s a video ad, from Dr. Rohin Francis.
Tip of the old scrub brush to Nish Gandhi, DO @supreme_doc.
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— Nish Gandhi, DO (@supreme_doc) August 15, 2021
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Ellie corrected you already.
But I am curious. I said nothing specific to science in the post. What did you think I was saying about science, and where did you get that idea that I said it?
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Give me the award when you prove my simple statement to be in error. I have not disagreed with the scientific experts, only with the idea that questioning science, even by other scientists, is stupid.
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And you, Halfbaked, get the Dunning Kruger Award for the day!
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Science?
“Science knows it doesn’t know everything; otherwise it would stop.”
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Cheers!
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Yes, because science has never been and never will be wrong.
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