You must be another Honors Graduate. Religion didn't replace science, there was no science to begin. Myths and superstition grew into religion and religion was the whole ball game until the renaissance. Then slowly over centuries science grew to replace religion and faith, except among the Seventh Day Adventist, RFK, Jr. and MAGA if Trump tells them otherwise.
They have to wait and see if Trump tells them that they are free to believe that.Do vaccines cause autism? | Autism Speaks
Vaccines do not cause autism. Extensive research over the last two decades determined there is no link between autism spectrum disorder and vaccines.www.autismspeaks.org
If it wasn’t for Einstein, Mr. Scott wouldn’t be able to beam Kirk to the Enterprise while it was moving at warp speed.
Do you care to poke holes in what he said or are you here to impress yourself with "orange man" comments?
Why is the US government sending $50 mil to Gaza? Hamas still has a lockdown on the Palestinians.HERE WE GO WITH THE PATHOLOGICAL LYING WH AND PRESS SECRETARY
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$50 million for condoms in Gaza? There’s no evidence for the White House claim.
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· No Evidence US Govt Allocated $50M To Send Condoms to Gaza Trump’s White House press secretary claimed millions of taxpayer dollars were spent to fund condoms in Gaza.
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Vaccines do not cause autism. Extensive research over the last two decades determined there is no link between autism spectrum disorder and vaccines.
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He has to impress his friends on the Left now. He can’t pretend to be a Republican any longer.
There was science as soon as humans learned to use fire to cook food, or figured out they'd die if they stepped off a cliff, or that if they saved seeds and put them in the ground at the right time of year they'd have a future food supply. The problem with the Church at a certain point is they effectively declared the science to be settled (coincidentally settled in a way that consolidated their power) when in actuality it was quite incomplete, as it still is today on a very large number of issues.
The opioid epidemic is more recent example of trusting doctors and law makers to do the right thing.
Again, read that website's disclaimer. It is like Wikipedia, no review, approval or endorsement of any article posted.You should let Snopes know.
BTW, a quick search shows this study from 01-07.
A positive association found between autism prevalence and childhood vaccination uptake across the U.S. population - PubMed
The reason for the rapid rise of autism in the United States that began in the 1990s is a mystery. Although individuals probably have a genetic predisposition to develop autism, researchers suspect that one or more environmental triggers are also needed. One of those triggers might be the...
WOW! You must believe the earth was created literally in 7 days, and that Adam and Eve existed. I am sorry you have no perspective of mankind's evolution. Science had nothing to do with how to start a fire, falling off a cliff or whether you should not tease a bear. Most of that was the result of big forces like Gods teaching lessons, or punishing people or giving fire as a gift. That lasted for many hundreds of thousands of years before "science" was developed.
WTF dude, you're creating a combination straw man/red herring that actually runs completely completely contrary to what I was saying. And you couldn't stop there but you have to try to add personal insults on top of that. You were wrong. Science predated the writing of the oldest books of the Old Testament by quite a long time. Saying no science existed prior to ~2500-500 BCE (at one time recently that was the guess of when the oldest books were written), is patently absurd--they depended on the technology of writing, and possibly paper/ink to even have been written. And obviously agricultural science existed as it is present in the very first book (Cain v. Abel), as is shipbuilding (Noah). The Bible simply isn't a scientific treatise, although at times it was misrepresented as such (e.g., against Galileo) by the so-called experts and authorities with credentials and badges of office.
And of depending on/following "science" that was later proven to be fraudulent.
Yawn. Trump won, get over it. His strategy of bringing in the RFK Jr voters was a winning one and therefore very smart. RFK Jr serving in President Trump's cabinet is not concerning like a Kamala Harris presidency. You voted for more of the nonsense given to us by Joe. Open borders, horrible inflation are just a part of that disaster. The weakness abroad had wars, death of innocent people and loads of tax dollars shipped overseas. You voted for more of that idiocy.
I agree mostly with what you posted. To the victor goes the spoils. To his credit, Trump is following through with his promises.
That's Jeff to a T even without the 818. He accepts no responsibility for who he voted for and their absolutely destructive policies. He just wants to complain about Diaper Donnie. RFK Jr is highly qualified for the position. I'm not even sure I agree with everything he says, but the Senate is there for advise and consent. They are a Rubber Stamp except when it comes to Republican nominees and in particular Trump's nominees. Some of that blame lies with the pathetically weak, establishment Republicans. Do nothings. Bought and paid for just like Sanders.
Durbin is a lightweight otherwise he would have been the Senate Majority Leader at some point. Truly embarrassing the people Dem Illinois elect. It may be more futile in Illinois than it is in California.
RFK Jr. has no background in public health so he is not close to being well qualified for the position. Why is the Senate supposed to be a rubber stamp in particular for Trump's nominees? Is Trump something special?
You really should stop. You're sounding more clueless with each successive post. Probably a member of some cult.
You may want to look into his background a little more.
I agree with RFK Jr on some issues but he does not have a public health background.
That is right, Ancient Egypt, followed by Greece, Rome mostly in building science. That is recent history in the development of mankind. How many tens of thousands of years prior to that was man present and evolving with only superstition, myths, and ultimately religion. Clue--Homo Sapiens about 200,000 years ago. So 190,000 years or so before science.
RFK Jr is a lawyer. Xavier Becerra the Biden HHS sec was also a lawyer. Becerra had no background in public health. I don’t recall you complaining once about him, but Orange Man pick is bad!
He wasn't an anti vax conspiracy nut and he had experience in government.
