[ SECRET POST #2718 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2718 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[feotakahari]

There's a pretty big difference between believing in something unprovable and believing in something that's been proven false. Especially in cases where the proven false belief is getting people killed. The only way you could really compare them would be to compare religious practices that get people killed (like snake-handling), and even that's a bit of a stretch.

[diet_poison]

There's a pretty big difference between believing in something unprovable and believing in something that's been proven false.

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[(Anonymous)]

There's a pretty big difference between believing in something unprovable and believing in something that's been proven false.

+1 You said that much more concisely than I could've!

[(Anonymous)]

There's a pretty big difference between believing in something unprovable and believing in something that's been proven false.

I just want to repeat this again, because it's so true and succinct.

[(Anonymous)]

There's a pretty big difference between believing in something unprovable and believing in something that's been proven false.

Yes, I agree with that. Especially when it comes to a subject like science.

Having said that, there are scientists who believe in something so vehemently they will ignore everything that goes against their belief. And especially in this case with that large part of scaremongering, I can see why a parent would make that decision.

It's not rational, no. But really, if a lot of people were being rational about it, they wouldn't have children in the first place.