Comments by "AMAR REDER" (@amarreder6241) on "Dr. Ben Carson: Critical Race Theory is a bunch of garbage" video.

Remember @Mike McAuley ...scientists believe that the origin of the UNIVERSE and the origin of life are singular and unrepeatable events. But if the past can be known only in terms of the processes of the present, then there would be no scientific basis for knowledge about these origins, since they are singular and UNREPEATABLE events of the PAST... true? BTW scientists know a lot about "NOTHING", So don't be their apologist because they believe you can get something from nothing. Besides, how can you have a creation without a creator?? THAT WOULD TAKE A LOT OF FAITH
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@Mike McAuley You mentioned science and scientific. So your evidence is observed or historical? When most people think of the word science, they tend to equate it with technology, yet secularists also equate the word science with molecules-to-man evolution and millions of years.
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Do you agree @Mike McAuley That what a scientist believes about the past will determine how they interpret the evidence?? Each scientist comes to the evidence with a preexisting set of beliefs that determines how they view and interpret the evidence. The evidence does not “speak for itself.” It must be interpreted. True?
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To start with, in January I had Coronavirus @Mike McAuley . After several experimental treatments I didn't get better. I told my doctor I wanted HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE. I was better within 48 hours... Recent articles in First Things, The Week, and New Scientist present evidence that warrants the conclusion that flawed scientific research results are widespread. The title of an editorial in the prestigious medical journal The Lancet, dated April 6, 2002, asks the question, “Just How Tainted Has Medicine Become?" The article states, “Heavily, and damagingly so, is the answer.” Among other things, in 2001, researchers completed experiments with biotechnology products in which they had a direct financial interest and doctors did not tell their patients that others had died using these products when safer alternatives were available. In 2004, under the heading of “Depressing Research,” the editor of The Lancet had this to say about antidepressants for children: “The story of research into selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) use in childhood depression is one of confusion, manipulation, and institutional failure. . . . In a global medical culture where evidence-based practice is seen as the gold standard for care, these failings [i.e., of the USA Food and Drug Administration to act on information provided to them about the harmful effects of these drugs on children] are a disaster.” After being editor of the New England Journal of Medicine for 20 years, DR. MARCIA ANGELL stated that “PHYSICIANS CAN NO LONGER RELY ON THE MEDICAL LITERATURE FOR VALID AND RELIABLE INFORMATION.”
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@Mike McAuley Oh no... are you... A something from nothing believer?
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@Mike McAuley Carbon Dating, huh?
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Dude has gifted hands
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The scientific evidence of the age of the universe does not exist @Mike McAuley . It does not, or you would have produced it. So eloquently you present as fact... a THEORY. Yes THEORY. I was supposed to ball up into the fetal position because you said SCIENCE, but I didn't so you pompously demand a peer review from scientists. You only believe peer reviews? YOU GOT MY POINT SO YOU POUND THE TABLE, instead of pounding Facts. Yet you won't let it go because you fully understand the point that 1 no one knows the age of the universe 2 to say there is a lot still to learn about NOTHING was a lame comment 3 your attack on Ben Carson who is a scientist of faith is the same as your disimanators of EMPIRICAL evidence Don't reply because I'm muting you My new year's resolution was to have intellectual honesty in discussions and avoid narrow mindedness BTW HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE as a cure for Coronavirus was debunked by scientists, YOU GOT MY POINT. WHAT'S YOURS? You just pretend to not understand. We call that Playing Dumb.
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Gifted Hands
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