No We Do Not Like This Meme

Basically the opposite of critical thinking

Someone sent this to us meme saying that they "thought we would like it".

We do not like it. It's sort of funny in a clever way but it's also representative of the worst kind of critical thinking and mental insanity that would discount legitimate skepticism by associating that type of skepticism with an archetype of person who is untrustworthy in such matters.

It wouldn't be a big deal but if you talk to most mainstream libs and bring up anything like GMO foods, weather modification, recent experimental medical treatment, or anything like that they will look at you as if you are a "rIgHt wInG coNsPirAcY thEorIst" or loony toon.

So no we do not like this meme other than the opportunity afforded to write this article and rip a hole in it’s absurd and mindless premise. Let us begin:

-GM Food does need more testing regardless of what miracle fruits people are eating. This is absurd. Also let me us about this miracle fruit; we’d be interested in checking it out ;)

The "worlds leading researchers" referred here are really ones in positions with intensive conflicts of interest between industry, regulation, and academia. Many of the leading scientific researchers and medical professionals over the last 2.5 years have been censored and removed from their posts for not abiding by the narrative or 'one-size fits all treatment'. Try harder.

Not sure who these people are who call others closed-minded and then proudly declare they will never change their own views no matter what. Are you referring to NPR listeners or daily readers of the NY Times?

In today’s muddied ecosystem of strange bedfellows of industry and “research” whether it’s within the ecosystem of drug/vaccine development or food , it’s hard to simply “trust the science”. And the tests thus far have certainly not shown GMOs to be safe in humans by any means so what are we trying to accomplish here.

Ok this one is funny. I wouldn’t do or recommend a coffee enema especially without medical supervision but usually those who laugh at the idea of “detoxing your body” could probably use some type of detox.

Does the author of this meme live under a rock? YouTube (and Facebook, Twitter, etc) bans millions of accounts per year. It got even more wild during COVID-mania where you could even get banned from Facebook for sharing a peer-reviewed study.

Yes, it’s people who want to do their own research that are stealing the legitimacy of science. Not a multi-billion-dollar industry that has captured agencies that are supposed to regulate them. Definitely the “do your own research” critical thinking types who are to blame. Nothing to see here…trust in your overlords, trust the process, get your experimental treatment, and NEVER under any circumstances do An Honest Attempt at Critical Thinking.