A post linking autism and pesticides was deleted from the /r/science autism AMA.

50  2016-04-08 by [deleted]

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Of course they deleted because it creates the "anti-gmo" argument against their precious non-toxic glyphosate

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Science is what popular opinion of people who don't actually know or understand science think it is. Duh!

Questioning the orthodoxy, forming hypotheses and testing them is not the domain of the Church of Science. It is the domain of the scientific method. There are many topics people are not allowed to research and question, precisely because the Church of Science has caused a state of perception and thinking in people that makes them rabid defenders of the orthodoxy, shouting down any dissenting opinions or inquiries.

http://stephenschneider.stanford.edu/Publications/PDF_Papers/Crichton2003.pdf Read this when you get a chance. Incredible essay that sheds light on what's wrong with "science" today. Ignore the title, it's misleading.

Thanks for posting that.

I have seen it referenced before, but never bothered to read it. It was a good read. I was trying to describe what he described so well, in 12 pages. "Consensus science" as he describes it is the "Church of Science."

Heh I know /u/TheYogi ... nice to see he's still kicking the hornets nest. Of course /r/science is compromised. They're likely drinking the RoundUp.

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http://stephenschneider.stanford.edu/Publications/PDF_Papers/Crichton2003.pdf Read this when you get a chance. Incredible essay that sheds light on what's wrong with "science" today. Ignore the title, it's misleading.