It really does amuse me that a crank actually thinks that my blogging and Tweeting about quackery helps sell my surgical practice, when quite the opposite it true. 1/https://twitter.com/TuckerGoodrich/status/1333237810061484033 …
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Worse, before @Google deprioritized quack websites in its searches last year, my Google reputation was totally trashed, thanks to quacks and cranks like Mr. Goodrich writing attack pieces on me, some of which were libelous. 3/
That doesn’t even count the fake negative reviews posted on doctor rating sites by antivaxxers. 4/
Seriously, anyone who really thinks that I or any other physicians who refute quackery and antivax pseudoscience publicly do it to promote their practices is utterly delusional and disconnected from reality. 5/5
Whenever I hear words like “quacks”, “cranks” and “antivaxxers” I know I’m listening to prejudice, not science. This is what the founder of the Scientific Method, Sir Francis Bacon, called “Idols of the Marketplace” and has no place in genuine science.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idola_fori#Bacon's_description …
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