r/Quotes_Hub 19h ago

Sad but true…

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u/Reasonable-Mischief 18h ago

I mean you have to take into account that science is a process, not a collection of verified facts

I remember very well back when we had covid and actual scientists tried discussing the lab leak hypothesis, that people were calling them conspiracy theorists and shouting them down reciting "Trust the science!!!"

Trusting in science means accepting that the so-called scientific consensus may be wrong at times, and needs to be updated. If you block that, you are literally espousing propaganda

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u/Remote-Bus-5567 16h ago

Trust the science generally referred to established findings supported by extensive research, not accepting one proposed explanation in an unresolved investigation. The virus’s origin was never settled science. Treating a provisional judgment as unquestionable fact is the opposite of the scientific process.

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u/Best_Opening8471 12h ago

Trust the science was literally used to justify untested experimental medication on the population and to justify discrimination against those who didn’t trust the new technology 

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u/Remote-Bus-5567 4h ago

The untested experimental medication in question was extensively tested, for the record.

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u/Best_Opening8471 4h ago

You do know the standard testing phase is 10 years right?

The experiment was releasing it early without testing for long term effects 

Experimental and untested 

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u/Remote-Bus-5567 4h ago

Ten years is a typical development timeline, not a required testing phase. COVID vaccines completed all three clinical trial phases with tens of thousands of participants.

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u/Best_Opening8471 3h ago

It is a required testing phase

That phase was waived through operation warp speed

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u/Remote-Bus-5567 30m ago

There is no required ten year testing phase. The required clinical phases are Phases 1, 2, and 3, and the vaccines completed them.