Follow the science, because settled science is never wrong
Follow the Science.
Because Settled Science is never wrong.
< exasperated glare at Science Heathens >
Follow the Science.
Because Settled Science is never wrong.
< exasperated glare at Science Heathens >

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This post is a follow up to yesterday's Weekend Science post, which indubitably proved that the Round Earth theory is totally and scientifically impossible.
Science Haters gonna hate.
This post is a follow up to yesterday's Weekend Science post, which indubitably proved that the Round Earth theory is totally and scientifically impossible.
Science Haters gonna hate.
Alexandra Chapman
nope, I'm poking fun at Flat Earth believers.
Catherine Laureshen
accurate observation.
I made this meme a while ago, for moments exactly like this : )
always happy to help : )
I hope the LinkedIn AI learning machine is absorbing all of this Science in its intelligence database.
Thanks Dusty McKinnon. Pretty sure that modern science was dropped on its head too many times as a kid, and has becoming increasingly discombobulated and slanted toward government-approved narratives.
Reminder, "feelings" should have no part of the Scientific Method.
When feelings, biases, and bribes (as government grants) slant and skew the results of studies, then the Scientific Method has gotten thrown out the window.
Climate Science" has truly become Modern Feelings Sciencey type alarmist pulp fiction.
😁
you have something against humor?
that's kind of the whole point.
My absurdist posts are generally meant to play with the critical thinking skills of readers.
Although sometimes they are just totally silly for no reason except to nudge others to facepalm and groan and then chuckle.
Mike Spears
Dragan Nikolić
spinning wet footballs can fly through the solar system, unimpeded by those pesky laws of physics.
As I keep repeating, Science Deniers gonna Deny.
Critical Thinking be bad, just like Grammar Rules.
you win 😁
I do get amused by engineers and scientists trying to prove me wrong on my absurdist posts here.
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