UT NOTE ~> Just because something “makes sense” does not mean it is true, especially if it comes from profit-oriented profit-motivated science industry, legacy media and/or the government. Therein lies the need for more critical thinking beginning with healthy skepticism. Science, especially medical science, has lost all integrity and credibility. We know this, now, so if one is inclilned to believe that profit is a trustworthy incentive, then trust but verify. For every positive claim about a science-based outcome, seek and find the part of science that disagrees with that science and/or its claims. Science is not a consensus operation, so any time we are told that there is a consensus in the science (climate, perhaps) then claim is pushing BAD science. Good science depends on opposing views to determine whether scientific claims are accurate or not. The process is referred to as “falsification”: the scientific search for glitches in the scienfic process before inertia sets in.