[metmom]

Flat earthers are stupid people who never believe in any new scientific discoveries.

Which ones?

Today's?

Or tomorrow's, that are going to change today's?

You do realize that science cannot *prove* anything, don't you?

So today's science shows something to be true, and then tomorrow's changes that. Then what?

How's that ice age we were supposed to be in by the year 2000 working out?

Oh wait, by the year 2020 children will not know what snow is.

For that matter, today's high of 67 and sunny never panned out. Overcast here and rainy and in the upper 50's.

There's some science for you.

[Hiddigeigei]

"There's some science for you."
Please do not equate "science' with today's individual "scientists" and their mathematical models based at best on a handful of driving functions. Models at best are an interesting tool, but should be looked on with a jaundice eye as a predictive tool (as should all soothsayers).

[entropy12]

Rely on actual results more than theory and scientists. That is what I learned designing production machines which are subjected to bigger & brutal shock loads than any other.
150 million Americans have now received 1 shot of vaccine. Have 1 million dropped dead? If they had it would still be less than 1%. In actual data it is way way far less. And we don’t know if it was vaccine causing death or something else. 2+ million Americans die every year. Most critical is how many vaxxed died from covid versus how many unvaxxed.