People who take non scientific stuff as gospel make me
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October 7, 2014
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Oct 07, 2014 @ 13:26:50
Absolutely! 😀
Oct 07, 2014 @ 13:31:52
Agree with you and Sylvia… 😀
Oct 07, 2014 @ 16:50:11
Mense gryp na strooihalms…
Oct 07, 2014 @ 20:08:01
.. wat niks beteken nie.
Oct 07, 2014 @ 18:25:33
Dis hoekom ek ‘n groot skeptikus is!
Oct 07, 2014 @ 20:09:15
Carl Sagan het geskryf dat onkunde en bygeloof verwoestend is. En dit so waar!
Oct 08, 2014 @ 07:44:09
Het jy sy boek gelees “The Demon Haunted World”?
Dis baie insiggewend.Dit moet eintlik ‘n voorgeskrewe boek vir matrieks wees…eerder as Shakespeare.
Oct 08, 2014 @ 07:54:09
Ja ek het die boek! Stem saam dit moet verpligte leesstof weed.
Oct 08, 2014 @ 08:05:58
Dit sal opslae maak in ons eng verkrampte samelewing.Dink net hoe gaan die spul ouers tekere gaan. 😆 Dis so hartseer,wanhierdie boek spreek die mensdom se onwetenskaplikheid sterk aan.
Oct 08, 2014 @ 09:25:42
Dis eintlik erg ontstellend dat mense nog in hierdie eeu so oningelig WIL wees. Vasklou aan bygelowe en wat die bure sê! Ek ken iem wat eenmaal vir my vertel het die Duitse konsentrasiekampe het nie bestaan nie want sy oom was ‘n soldaat en hy het nie daarvan geweet nie. Perdebytjie ek dink ek was ongeskik toe ek hom geantwoord het en daarna het ek besluit ek moenie met idiote argumenteer nie. Ek stoot net my eie bloeddruk op!
Oct 09, 2014 @ 09:01:08
There are a lot of parents that I know that have taken that myth seriously and put their children at risk. The thing is that all medication has side effects as I know with mine.You can get all the three done separately which is supposed to be safer. I personally think that the overall percentage of children effected through taking MMR vaccine may have had those problems anyway, as it`s quite a small percentage. Is this percentage greater than before it became available.My wife and I had it, so did all my children and grandchildren and they are OK. But I am not a Doctor.:-)
Oct 09, 2014 @ 11:02:49
Unless there are scientific proof and not just some housewives that came up with an hypothesis this could be dangerous stuff. Maybe people have a problem with the genes they give to their children? They don’t want to feel it is they who carried the genes? There is probably some genetic disposition….but this subject has be talked to death and nothing scientific has come to light.
Oct 09, 2014 @ 14:08:31
Actually, not to be provocative, but I read recently that the Centre of Disease Control, Atlanta, has admitted to some shortcomings with their statistics on MMR studies i.e. that the risks were in fact down-played. Worth a look perhaps.
Oct 09, 2014 @ 14:14:09
Thanks will do!
Oct 09, 2014 @ 16:28:16
hier kan jy lees as jy daarna voel
http://ummeahmad.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/vaccination-roulette-web-protected.pdf
Oct 09, 2014 @ 19:16:02
en http://www.autismsciencefoundation.org/autismandvaccines.html
Oct 09, 2014 @ 19:17:32
Dis n vreeslike lywige dokument.