
2. the
statement using the expression, “most studies… “ is very old fashioned semantic trickery, that anyone
in a high school debating class would be warned against using. many people take
the word “most” to mean “almost all,” when in fact the dictionary definition
is “more than fifty percent.”
3.
number
(2) is in fact irrelevant,
because he doesn’t cite even a single
study.
4.
the
second extracted quote, a prominently placed and enlarged sidebar, is
called PURE LYING. he says,
in essence, “scientific studies…are
not the real world.” contrary to this statement, it is the VERY BASIS of the scientific
process to account for “conditions
[that] vary.”
5.
the
clincher is that the good doctor has a regular “health” show on CNN – he’s just one more cog
in the machine. by the time you finish “propaganda – part two” you should
realize the value of anything coming from CNN.
cleverly disguised
“OPINION PIECES.”
eat up folks! next week with a magic wand and a rabbit we prove that all those chemicals in that pale, tasteless food are actually GOOD FOR YOU.
