Would you say the average person has a better chance of attempting to block Myles Garrett given 20 attempts or making fair contact off Paul Skenes on 20 pitches?
This is making the rounds.
I'm not even sure what to say about this. I'm (unfortunately) not a religious person, but when you have a populace that has little in the way of spiritual faith, it's easy for "science" and the state to occupy that space.
This has totally predictable outcomes. We've seen it in the various failed Marxist experiments. When The State supersedes the Natural Law provided by our concept of God...absolute madness ensues. This really IS the road to genocide.
The push back on the "trust the science" narrative is not a push to upend every learning we have from science, engineering and medicine. It's an acknowledgement that our understanding of these fields varies.
Here is an example: There was a time, not that long ago, that the recommendation around ANY medical consideration was to "get a 2nd opinion."
Remember that? I sure do. The "trust the science folks" have effectively made a 2nd opinion verboten. There is now apparently a singular, one size fits all solution, and it just so happens to align with the WHO, WEF, "Big Pharma" and absolutely nothing outside that sphere of influence.