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Now, you can say, "well, everyone who opposes a theory because it interferes with their politics is wrong." I'm fine with that! But you're really just saying: "science, thus, should call the shots, if it comes into conflict with power/ideology/whatever."
Which is an EXTRAORDINARILY political statement! (Which, again, is FINE! Just don't pretend it's NOT one!)
Wow dude. You sure do have a way of telling other people what is they're saying.
Perhaps you're misreading my intention (in the latter two Tweets, when I say "you," I mean an abstract "you." I perhaps could have written "one"). In any case, I am not trying to mischaracterize, only make the position I'm stating more clear.
None of this implies the science is *wrong*. It just means it is still embedded in the structures that made it. It is worth probing why you find this fairly self-evident sort of statement threatening. It need not be.
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