Taladanarian27 t1_iy3y6pn wrote on November 28, 2022 at 3:59 PM

Reply to comment by lendluke in Nashua Soup Kitchen receives $1.25 million grant from Bezos fund. What do you all think of this? by Environmental3rdEye

Well looks like someone’s in a bad mood. Hi stranger. Don’t talk like you know me. Have a good day

Taladanarian27 t1_ixr9xwk wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:27 PM

Reply to Nashua Soup Kitchen receives $1.25 million grant from Bezos fund. What do you all think of this? by Environmental3rdEye

$1.5m donation to bezos is equivalent to me donating $5. Not exactly awe-inspiring lol

Taladanarian27 t1_ivo3vzt wrote on November 9, 2022 at 11:14 AM

Reply to comment by _Fried_Ice in How do they call winners when 15% of votes are in? Explain like I’m 5 by heelllooooooo

Thank you very much

Taladanarian27 t1_ivo1toe wrote on November 9, 2022 at 10:47 AM

Reply to comment by _Fried_Ice in How do they call winners when 15% of votes are in? Explain like I’m 5 by heelllooooooo

“I could provide sources, but I think you’re not gonna like them. Here’s my argument to convince you”

That’s basically what you said. As a scientist, I know if you can’t provide data to back up your claims no one will take you seriously. So when being directly asked for sources, and you dismiss the idea of providing sources, it practically invalidates anything you say.

I see your points listed. But I too would like to see sources. I want to be convinced, want to learn, want to evolve knowledge. That’s human nature (our desire as a race to innovate). So these bullet points cant really prove/disprove anything because you refuse to provide citations.

If you want people to take you seriously, I recommend being capable of backing up the words you say. If you say you CAN, then DO it. You don’t see me claiming to discover a new element and then being like “I could show you my results but you’d just be too shocked”. Nah. People wanna see. Wouldn’t you want others to see if your sources are true and legit?