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🚨 WOAH: Senator Mullin RIPS INTO Democrat Colleagues for being "Anti-Science" During Second RFK Jr. Hearing "I DON'T GET IT, GUYS! AREN'T WE SUPPOSED TO QUESTION SCIENCE?" "If he were Biden's pick, you'd LOVE that he's questioning the science! You would probably support his positions 100%, but because he's...

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There's no such thing as "the science" Science is a discourse that should be questioned and tested until the hypotheses and theories are either proven or disproven.

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Love Senator Mullin calling out Democrat hypocrisy on science Great to see RFK Jr getting a hearing, hope he exposes the truth on vaccine safety MAGA candidates like Trump and RFK Jr are the only ones brave enough to question the narrative

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Not questioning science is the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard. Science is not 100%. Never has been.

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There's a big difference between "questioning the data/study" vs "questioning science". Science is a method of observing, hypothesising, testing, analysing data, revising and repeating. Questioning past observations is a part of science. If you are referring to questioning past observations or data, say that. But stop calling it "questioning science". You're confusing some into thinking that they are qualified to question actual scientific methodologies, because "we should be able to question science". If you want to question past observations/data, go and do "the science" aka do a real study to prove that it's wrong. Then publish your study and wait to see what your peers have to say. And trust me, they will have a lot to say. That's actually specifically how this works. If you can't even define what you're questioning, how are we ever going to be able to actually discuss anything in a civil and honest manner.

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Questioning science is how you do science. You don't believe in science, you believe in religion. You question science.

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Senator Hassan received huge pay out from big pharma an extreme actress crying & ranting minimizing @ trying to humiliate RFK Confirm 💗 @RobertKennedyJr to bring transparency & 🛑 medical tyranny! MAHA

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@KissMyCarol The only families that I know that don't have autism are unvaccinated.

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Thank God for people like him and @RobertKennedyJr who won’t sacrifice something as objectively good as reason and the scientific method just to win power thru manipulative rhetoric.

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