I've had a few people suggest to me that we should try to get this targeted hit piece retracted. It is very misrepresentative of CAM practitioners as well as patients that utilize CAM. How do we stop this targeted behavior? Letters to the editor a good start.
2/ Before blocking, Jonathan asked what the retraction should be based on? I'll add notes below.
Here's the article:
The Psychology of Alternative Medicine | Psychology Today Canada psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/writin…
Here's the article:
The Psychology of Alternative Medicine | Psychology Today Canada psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/writin…
3/ Blue circle: targeted nonsense, let's call it Conventional Medicine-related misinformation
Pink highlight - "non-rational", "oversimplified"
Pink circle -- I've got nothing 🤯🤯🤯
Pink highlight - "non-rational", "oversimplified"
Pink circle -- I've got nothing 🤯🤯🤯
4/ "Ethical difficulties", "logical fallacies" -- nonsense for virtually all of CAM/IM, and exist in Conventional as well
Tying to paranormal and magical beliefs -- you can't make this stuff up. He actually wrote this
Tying to paranormal and magical beliefs -- you can't make this stuff up. He actually wrote this
5/ I'm sorry Jonathan, this is clearly a hit piece. I one day hope you'll be able to see this.
6/ P.S. I haven't blocked Jonathan. I hope he gets a chance to read this thread.
7/ And the circle is complete. This, my friends, is Propaganda 101. We can learn from this.
