this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2023
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I would not consider reactionary youtube videos to be a reasonable place for the consideration of the validity of a scientific claim. So many are just propaganda and misinformation. Note: The youtube account is using the video to push a questionable investment scheme.
Thank you, I was about to post the same thing.
Youtube videos like this is the modern equivalent of getting medical advice from a random person in a bar you have never met before about 20 minutes before closing time.
Yes, there is a replication problem in science but youtube is not the place to get information about it.
Yes the ads is quiet bad. I didn't know this was a reactionary youtube channel. Do you have any information of the video content being false?
That is not how it works. You are the one posting dubious claims, it is your own job to back up those claims with actual evidence.
I'm losing faith of this community. It's like far right people deniing reality and pushing weird agenda like: red eye in thumbnail so it must be wrong.
All the points that have read here aren't addressing the content but weird stuff.
Maybe https://retractionwatch.com/2023/10/02/nobel-prize-winner-gregg-semenza-tallies-tenth-retraction/ is also wrong for you and all the rest of the world. I'm not gonna take time to answer toxic people like you who are not even trying...
It was my mistake to post this here. I take full responsibility and will not interact any more as I can see how reddit-like lemmy has become since the rise of lemmy.world. You can just ignore me or keep spitting your venom with 0 argument.