RedAppleGP wrote:If I wore glasses, I'd take them off, rub my nose, and sigh.
Congratulations?
RedAppleGP wrote:I don't recall saying that I need an expert to determine of Hillary is corrupt: That's more opinion based, not fact based. While political things can involve science, it can also involve other things, such as economics.
Well ok, then you concede you can't have an informed opinion about whether or not she is corrupt. So implying she isn't when you haven't looked into it is not logical.
RedAppleGP wrote:And I especially love that last bit, and how you say it with no sense of irony
Zero clue what this means.
RedAppleGP wrote:Most experts agree that we should be using nuclear power,
Do you have proof?
RedAppleGP wrote:and is the most rational option we have at the moment.
Have you actually studied it, or do you just believe that?
RedAppleGP wrote:I only know the bare minimum about nuclear power.
So you haven't really studied it.
RedAppleGP wrote:The experts are still debating, which tends to be a good sign (I've seen some people lash out against the science community for not agreeing unanimously, which makes no sense because 1), they're not experts and 2) that's how science works.
If the experts are debating, that's not scientific consensus.
RedAppleGP wrote:I've studied evolution in school, and I have seen sufficient evidence that points to evolution being true. If someone who has no idea how evolution works and asks me what to think, I'd tell him it's true. It makes sense for them to ask me, because, while I have done minimal research on evolution, I have more authority on this matter compared to the person who asked me.
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make.
RedAppleGP wrote:I know. What's your point?
Nuclear energy is not relevant in this election because both candidates support it, so it's not a bright side of the results.
RedAppleGP wrote:I don't really know what Obamacare is, and I haven't seen any experts' opinions on this, so I have no room to judge. But you have to remember, while they are only 2 issues, GMOs and Nuclear energy are things that should be on our priority list (I've also heard that fusion power is a good alternative).
Obamacare isn't a scientific position, there isn't a relevant consensus. You actually have to look into it.
I'm not sure if GMOs should be on our priority list. In fact, I just saw an interview between Bill Maher and the President in which they basically said GMOs don't have higher yields and that they use just as many if not more pesticides (Bill Maher was talking about a study about it and Obama agreed, and since Obama is pro-science don't find it hard to believe).
Nuclear energy is important, but it's not the only solution we have. Some European countries have done a lot to reduce greenhouse gas emissions without expanding nuclear energy. I think nuclear energy is overall a good thing, but it's not the end all be all.