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Science is the best means by which we can understand the objective truth about the world around us. It's a shame that people are rejecting it in favour of conspiracy and superstition.
Thatβs just human psychology at work. Many of these BS explanations are appealing to a certain type of mind.
It's the same to people. All the interest in the latest cancer medicine, people like science. They are not anti-science, they cannot tell the difference.