Cara Santamaria

Thank goodness that's what happens.

I don't want to be relying on science from the 1500s.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We talk about these incremental advances all the time.

And paradigm shifts in science, although they do happen, they are really rare and they're important moments to understand.

Yes.

Even when we look back, that was largely a myth that there was like one dude, like he was propped up a by his wife almost always.

Like almost always.

And he had lab assistants and a ton of researchers working with him.

And he was corresponding with all of his colleagues on other kinds.

But don't you think things get complicated?

Sorry to interject, but things get complicated when we see, and this is a huge problem that we're always drawing attention to on the SGU, when we see somebody who does have the certifications that would

uh, lead one to expect that they have proper expertise and they still promote pseudoscience.

It's those exact, and they love cherry picking.

It's the Dr. Oz's of the worlds and the doctor, like whoever, and the, who's the, who's the alien guy.

These individuals who actually try to rest on those very certifications in order to make waves.

And it's effective.

People do believe that.

Yeah, this is back to the, you know, we had this conversation decades ago when the news media would have the member of the 99% of climate scientists agree sitting on one side of the desk and the one dude on the other side of the desk.