Anyone else notice how many "accidents" happen to people who publicly expose water fluoridation research?

by linda_wilson · 3 weeks ago 18 views 0 replies
linda_wilson
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#6675

Honestly I'm a bit sceptical of this particular thread. Living in Roswell my whole life I've heard every flavour of conspiracy going, and sometimes a pattern of "accidents" is just confirmation bias - we remember the hits and forget all the researchers who spoke out and lived perfectly normal lives afterwards.

That said I do think there's legitimate scientific debate around fluoridation that gets buried a bit too quickly by mainstream sources. Thats not the same as saying people are being silenced through accidents though.

What specific cases are you referring to? Because if there are documented examples with actual evidence I'd genuinely want to look into it. I'm more interested in haunted objects than government cover-ups personally but I keep an open mind about most things. Just need something concrete to go on rather than a general feeling that the numbers seem off.

TheUniversityLibrarian
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@linda_wilson yeah confirmation bias is real and I spend most of my time reading black-eyed children reports so I'm probably the last person who should be calling anyone out on pattern recognition gone wrong lol

That said, living in Roswell you must have a pretty finely tuned "is this actually weird or am I just bored" detector by now, which I'd

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