Believing in experts

[*michaelsean*]

(07-01-2023, 07:31 PM)Stewy Wrote: As a scientist myself, the thing that bugs me the most is people believe expert conclusions.  People need to dig into the meat of issues themselves, find the sources and data and draw their own conclusions.

Odds are your "expert" has a political bias to their conclusions anyway, so if you aren't digging in yourself, it is highly likely you are being manipulated.  

The scientific methods declares every set of data, should have three viable conclusions/solutions.  If you're only getting one conclusion from an "expert", you're absolutely being manipulated.

Thisi s why whenever, I delve into giving an expert opinion on geoscience or Oil Industry matters, I provide multitudes of links, and images and share my conclusions based upon the observations.  But the observations are what's important.  I always want you all to dig into the data I provide and draw your own conclusions, though I'll always give an opinion of course.  :)

Says the resident, it’s my field, expert. The title should have been “Youngest Griffin Son”. Second place would be “Scary Santa Claus”