@Mehrad @juergen_hubert haha, I realized that and chose to stick with this wording anyway.

But it's exactly this nuance and wording in probabilities instead of black and white exclamations! that gets misunderstood.

I mean, "vaccines kill!¨ is so easily put. And science says: "Technically you are correct that in some cases ..."

@juergen_hubert it goes the other way around as well. "No correlation has been found between doing X and outcome Y."

"See! They can't prove it's false, gotcha!"

Used in medicine a lot...

@Hex it's the well-known sealioning. If there is any intent to actually go into a conversation that maybe they would learn something and change their views - you would know

But the people you talk about don't have that intention or openness. They just want to troll saying "Gotcha!"

@naor_nl @pluralistic welkom, ik hoop dat het je bevalt hier!