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JUST IN: Neil deGrasse Tyson warns CNN viewers that refusing to trust the so-called “experts” could put your life at risk. Doing your own research, he says, “could have ultimately lethal consequences if you’re making decisions that affect your health and well-being.” “This is a problem going forward. It’s... show more
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One way to immediately discredit yourself these days is to tell everyone to “trust the experts.” We’ve all seen where that has led us.

The ironic part is that he literally told viewers to stop using their brains after commenting on the drones the government lied about.

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It's actually the opposite. Trusting the so-called experts will put your life at risk.

Exactly. That reminds me of this quote by @stkirsch: “If you don’t have [sound medical] advice, then the best advice in lieu of that is just to listen to what the CDC says and do the opposite… That is probably the best medical advice I could give you to save your life.”

The irony of this guy saying that trust the experts right after admitting people don’t trust them is crazy. Why do you think people lost trust - because the experts were universally wrong or lying. Why should we trust people that are wrong in everything or liars? Also, if they aren’t liars, how are they still experts after being wrong in everything? I think I’d like to cross examine or interview this idiot.

Exactly, Tom. "Blind faith in authority is a feature of religion; it's not of science."

Nobody watches CNN anymore outside of nursing homes or airport lounges with the audio muted

Ratings are pretty bad right now.

This guy is among the stupidest smart people ever to live. Plus his smugness rivals Bill Kristol's.

Hire someone to fix your plumbing maybe they rip you off. Teach yourself the problem and how to fix it and you empower yourself. NGT is an idiot.
