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I’m a scientist.
Every time I hit “post,” I hesitate.
Not because I doubt the science.
But because I know what’s coming.
I know someone will call me a shill.
Someone will tell me I’ve been bought by industry.
Someone will explain my own field to me after watching a 90-second video.
Someone will demand a source, then reject the source because they don’t like who funded it.
And someone will confidently tell thousands of people that I’m lying.
That is the strange reality of communicating science online.
You spend years learning how uncertain science can be.
Then you enter a world where the most confident person in the comments often knows the least.
But I keep hitting “post.”
Because if scientists decide that communicating science isn’t worth the abuse, the people with the least hesitation get to explain science instead.
And that seems far more dangerous.