McCullough isn't just an internet doctor, he's the most published doctor in medical journals in America. He is an American cardiologist and professor of medicine. He is currently Vice Chief of Internal Medicine at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, Texas and Senior Professor of Internal Medicine at the Texas A&M University Health Sciences Center. He is editor-in-chief of the journals Reviews in Cardiovascular Medicine and Cardiorenal Medicine. During the COVID-19 pandemic, McCullough advocated for early treatment, criticized the response of government public health agencies, and dissented from their recommendations. He's testified before congress after he testify in TX which changed the course of direction for TX and they opened back up their economy.
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My mother was a registered nurse for 17 years until the hospital she worked at gave her hepatitis C due to a blood transfusion and died at age 57 so you can wipe your ass with your statistics you know nothing about except what website to consume them from.
Anyone can copy pasta. You're just as stupid as I am when it comes to contradictory scientific evidence so don't expect anyone to believe you know your shit just because you have a spell check.
I really don't see what one had to do with the other, just because someone screws up doesn't mean everyone will screw up. I am sorry that happened with your mother.
It happens. Thank you 💖
One is a fact. From me. The other, your factual claim, is a statistic you pulled off the internet and used as evidence to support your findings. That is the difference.
I could do a search right now and tell you a buncha names, theories and materials used to build a wooden table. But to preach super glue works better than wood glue based solely on what I read rather than what I've experienced is stupid and that's what the entire world is doing. I don't even have a saw.
Everyone's running around with their head cut off like a buncha table builders without a saw waiting for the next headline to arrive so they can go tell all their headless chicken friends about their new scientific discovery.
I can't doubt that is true but I spend a considerable amount of time online looking not just at what people are saying as being accurate but whose telling them those things. I will take highly credentialed people whose careers are literally being ruined over those whose careers didn't amount to much and ended up being sour grapes looking to get even, or people who run websites looking for clicks. I will also take the time to tell people if I quote something that I want them to know I haven't personally verified the statement. I had one recently where someone did a video and I couldn't see the entire page they put up because the print was so small, I went to the pages website to see if I could find and read about what the person was saying and the accuracy of it, it was a subscription site that was pricey so I could personally verify what was being said. Now sometimes if you can't find a way yourself you share it asking if someone else heard or knows and the reason why you can't find out yourself....but the important part is always being honest and stating you do not know the accuracy of the information or provide why I didn't dismiss the information out of hand.