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"From climate change to vaccines, activism and science are fighting it out online."
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Take the "science" of vaccinations. There is no "science" that demonstrates their efficacy and safety. It just does not exist. (They point basically to one study, an absurd study, conclusion and extrapolation.) And there is a government funded program that has paid out billions of dollars for injuries. (The companies are generally faultless for injuries per an inane and insane law.) The billions represent a huge number of injuries, but most of the injuries never get to Vaccine Court.
There are a huge number of anecdotal problems and even tragedies that anyone can see if they have their eyes open.
The activists are correct, the suppossed "science", with a payroll from Big Pharma, are dominated by a system of thievery, taking billions of our money by giving you the best government money can by. The legislatures (occasional exception like Rand Paul) then do their bidding to mandate more, and more, and more. They are dispensing injury and death. Maybe in ignorance, maybe with good intentions, maybe they are doing away that seems right, but the ends thereof are death.
The shill articles pretends that there is a true "science" that supports the dozens of injected assaults on children.
If you want to review a bit of the real science, the good, the bad and the very ugly, Del Bigtree covers quite a bit on his internet radio show weekly, Thursday afternoon, 2PM EST.
There may be other points where the article is decent, but it is worthless the moment it pretends that the issue with vaccinations is science vs. internet activists.
Those who remember the 50s will know that autism of any real severity was virtually unknown. Today, it is an epidemic. You have situations like the triplits in Michigan that make it very clear that the major root cause is .. vax. Poisons injected even into infants, bypassing their natural immune system of digestion.
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e.g. It is hard to tell in the CFS debate what is right and wrong, the issues are more subtle, and it may be the better scientists who are intimidated and attacked, by pro-Pharma activists. I am glad, though that you can use the internet as one tool to do your research.
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Steven