I'm not so sure. I'm fairly confident vaccines don't cause autism...
The statements that make people maddest are those they worry might be true.
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I mean the statements that generate the most total outrage. There are plenty of individuals wise enough not to be outraged by the truth.
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especially when they also might be guilty.
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It's more those they view as a strong threat to their identity. Could be conf bias, could be existential threat.
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"There is no crypto bubble"
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I like how all the responses to this are assuming you're talking about different things
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If this were true, then the best trolls would be oracles.
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for those who saw that strange picture which they are constantly asking to explain, read this http://blessingofkings.blogspot.ru/2014/10/women-in-computer-science.html … fight autism together
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Badger Pundit's Fourth Law: "Liberals' ferocity in objecting to statements varies directly in proportion to their truth."
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Not really. It's the statements that they worry other people will believe if they hear. Like "vaccines cause autism" or "GW is fake news"
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