/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16123878
cherry picking can be quite dangerous

My dad's only information source is those shitty online "articles" provided by firefox and windows by default.
Not judging because my only source is 4chan and youtube.
How do you get good information nowadays? Does paying for it increases quality? What about scientific information?

>>16124051
This is a good if difficult question to answer and I think I'm in a similar position.
We know just how unreliable and prone to selective editing or removal online resouces like wikipedia are

There are some advantages from going back to paper since there's more accountability and a simple economic feedback, loop but if you look at the traditional print media so many small independents have been swallowed up by propaganda pushers.

While small bloggers are even harder to find than ever because of the way search engines have been broken

>>16124136
You fucking goonie.

>>16124051
>How do you get good information nowadays?
You can't. Everything is compromised, there is no replacement for thinking for yourself.

Teef

>>16124157
>there is no replacement for thinking for yourself.
Where do your thoughts come from?
>from muh-self
Smooth brain.

>>16123878
Infective endocarditis

Finger prick or splinter (normally harmless and is fine), cracks or cuts, those entries into the skin, iv drug use
^ left side heart failure
>
Bacteria or fungi can live in soil easily, rainwater, plants, tools
Bird and or cat poo

Plant or food allergy

>>16124051
Infarction

>>16123878
tamponde pericarditis from hearts immune cells, which can attack the heart lining sometimes for some reason
This leads to a pericardial effusion or otherwise inflamed, with a pericardial rub,
can be caused from bacteria or fungi,
Blood (haemopytsis), can be infected (sepsisaemia) or have parasites. Good soil wouldn't be bad for the blood

>>16123878
tamponde pericarditis from hearts immune cells, which can attack the heart lining sometimes for some reason
This leads to a pericardial effusion (liquid) or otherwise inflamed, with a pericardial rub,
can be caused from bacteria or fungi,
Blood (haemopytsis), can be infected (sepsisaemia) or have parasites. Good soil wouldn't be bad for the blood
Tyrosine. Folic acid

>>16123878
I was showed some info on the increased amount of certain agents on dirt causing the plants to give people a higher chance of having illnesses, I don't remember shit of specifics, but the idea is that by having trash dirt, eating vegetables and fruits made from that dirt increases rates of specific illnesses, and heart disease was one of the examples

>>16123878
Recycled plastic or fibreglass or asbestos (which goes on then to things about lungs)
The foreign bodies ending up at the heart,can cause left sided ventricular damage and infarction (can also come up from the leg i think the right leg), and atrial failure when they stay there and platelets attach

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>The disease gi just realised is
Infective endocarditis or Infective pericarditis,
Or secondary to lung problems

>>16123878
Rise in heart problems is because retarded pandemic overlords closed down gyms and insisted fat people were somehow healthy and not at risk of dying to some coof. Fat people drop dead and the world blames the coof for it.

>>16124463
using the media to shill unhealthy messages will only make the people dumb enough to trust the media die younger. see vaxxxies for an example of how well it works

>>16123878
Look at all the propaganda blaming everything other than the vax for heart attacks. Its almost as if someone paid off the media to shill that narrative

>oy vey stop growing your own food goy.
>buy our toxic goyslop at the goyrocerystore instead
>that way we can make profits selling you low quality food and make even more profits selling you medicine to combat the ills caused by eating goyslop

>>16126323
Thats how science works these days

how is the chance that the microplastics are now catching up?

>>16126902
So much progress, all thanks to science.
Picrel is what the grocery store looked like 60 years ago, but thanks to all this wonderful progress it looks a lot different these days