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Horse dewormer study

This 'research' is inconclusive. You know that. See also above.

Medical research is very seldom conclusive. And anything funded by the drug industry or its friends the CDC, NIAID, etc., is likely to be deceptive.

Only someone who has done scientific research can understand how tricky it is, and how it can be used to deceive. The general public thinks you insert a question and out pops a conclusive answer.
 
You obviously know nothing about doing science. If this study were useless, they would not have bothered doing it.
What are you talking about? Studies are done that don't pan out all the time.
 
This one panned out, as you would know if you read it.
But it didn't actually, as the researchers that conducted the study don't agree with your assessment of it. What is the point in being intellectually dishonest?
 
Medical research is very seldom conclusive. And anything funded by the drug industry or its friends the CDC, NIAID, etc., is likely to be deceptive.

Only someone who has done scientific research can understand how tricky it is, and how it can be used to deceive. The general public thinks you insert a question and out pops a conclusive answer.

Still a failure.

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But it didn't actually, as the researchers that conducted the study don't agree with your assessment of it. What is the point in being intellectually dishonest?

They said it wasn't conclusive. As I explained, most medical research is NOT conclusive.
 
You obviously know nothing about doing science. If this study were useless, they would not have bothered doing it.

RCTs are very very often defective or deceptive. The drug industry didn't want ivermectin to be used, so they funded fake research to show what they want. This happens all the time.
People do useless studies all the time.
 
Medical research is very seldom conclusive. And anything funded by the drug industry or its friends the CDC, NIAID, etc., is likely to be deceptive.

Only someone who has done scientific research can understand how tricky it is, and how it can be used to deceive. The general public thinks you insert a question and out pops a conclusive answer.
As this one is being used to try to deceive people into believing that IVM works against Covid? The sad part is that it isn't even the actual researchers trying to use it to deceive.
 
This one panned out, as you would know if you read it.
Seriously, how does it feel to be wrong about everything all the time?

I mean, are you immune to being embarrassed now, or can you just not perceive your arguments have been utterly destroyed?
 
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