Truth, the Anti-Falsehood (T-17 and very long)
Editor's Note: There are spelling errors in this. I am too lazy to fix them due to what time it is. Deal with it.
Who knows? It really hasn't been tried before. I watch a lot of network TV programs (not movies on network TV cause I can't stand the hack and slash censorship and break timing that networks are forced to do by the FCC, but that's ( Read more... )
Who knows? It really hasn't been tried before. I watch a lot of network TV programs (not movies on network TV cause I can't stand the hack and slash censorship and break timing that networks are forced to do by the FCC, but that's ( Read more... )
Comments 6
(The comment has been removed)
Reply
Heh. I'm sure you did. LOL.
Reply
Reply
Did you try this page? I think that answers the "who funds um", "how do I get involved", "where'd you get your facts?" questions.
You are a goofball. Stop trying to justify your addiction to nicotine. *grin*
*smacks him upside the head and runs away*
Reply
truth gets its information from respected news sources and organizations like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Food and Drug Administration, and the American Cancer Society.
Plus, you can rest assured, that all of our information undergoes a stringent, multilayered review, stripping it of any and all extraneous assumptions, dangerous leaps in logic, and subjectivity. So you're left with nothing but pure, smooth-sippin' factuality."
[Truth WebsiteI know the inflated death statistic is from the CDC, and according to Levy/Marimont, "the Federal Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence confirms that the threshold test for legal significance is a relative risk of two or higher. [this value relates to a risk factor of catching the disease.] At any ratio below two, the results are insufficiently reliable to conclude that a particular agent (e.g., tobacco) caused a particular disease ( ... )
Reply
-K-
Reply
Leave a comment