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EulerLagrangodamus
@eulerlagrange
I just noticed Mr Beast opted for a scientifically inaccurate clip. Polar bears live in the Arctic
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Ran Domero
@randomerror.eth
“scientifically”?
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EulerLagrangodamus
@eulerlagrange
Find me evidence of Polar Bear activity in Antarctica in the last 10k years
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Ran Domero
@randomerror.eth
“scientifically incorrect” is something that undermines the scientific process not you meant “factually incorrect”
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EulerLagrangodamus
@eulerlagrange
Au Contraire ProfessorLagrange mode engaged. You are correct in that it is factually incorrect. What you’re forgetting to consider is the question: How do we know if something is factually incorrect? 🤔 Step 1: Look at Antarctica. Step 2: Count polar bears. Step 3: Zero. Conclusion: Factually and scientifically confirmed.
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Ran Domero
@randomerror.eth
science is not fact or truth it’s the process through which we question things
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EulerLagrangodamus
@eulerlagrange
You’re missing my point. I’m saying for this type of knowledge Factually incorrect IMPLIES Scientifically incorrect. Factually incorrect implies there is a way to determine that we can all agree on. So what is that method? There is only another option in the case something is a-priori true like math.
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Ryan J. Shaw
@rjs
Pedant #3 enters the fray. Well akshually, “scientifically incorrect clip” and “factually inaccurate clip” are both wrong. It’s a thumbnail. QEDmate.
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