I've got news for him. The New Dark Age is HERE!

I seem to recall they do the same thing to another group of people whose claims don't align with consensus. What do they call them? Oh yeah, "Climate Deniers". This all seems so familiar for some reason.

Some profiteering academic douchnozzle who never spoke up earlier when other dissenters were shut down and canceled and is now finding out that there are no dissenters left to speak up for him when he diverges from the academic dogma. Let the soyence superstar go complain to Reddit, there no sympathy for the rootless international globalist academic community in this quarter.

b-b-but muh nobel prize

yeah lol u & obama. did they give one to gretchen thunderburp yet? honk honk

I'll be honest fellas, it seems the time is ever drawing nigh that we stand and repel the darkness.

Liberal Scientist are the witch doctors of the 21st century. Some of the stupidest people I've ever heard speak.

right is "anti-science" btw

Modern science needs to produce results that don't contradict leftist dogma.

Seems legit.

When you cannot debate 'em, you ban 'em. Simple logic from simpletons.

The pioneers are looking back on the retards that now invest their faculties and shaking their head in every scientific field.

True leaders would have called the others out in their threat and told them to cancel and they will find someone else. Those hacks would have walked back their statements real fast

"...too many calls by other speakers threatening to quit if you were there."

Oh. Well, can't have that, now can we?

I feel like I'm shilling this book, but the story of how actual nutritional science and scientists were cancelled to push a false narrative and demonize saturated fat is like a prelude to what were seeing here.

When Ronald M Krauss decided, in 2000, to review all the evidence purporting to show that saturated fats cause heart disease, he knew that he was putting his professional career at risk. Krauss is one of the top nutrition experts in the United States, director of atherosclerosis research at Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute and adjunct professor of nutritional studies at the University of San Francisco at Berkley. But challenging one of his field’s most sacrosanct beliefs – that the fats in meat, cheese and butter are bad for health – was a near-heretical act.

A few years earlier, when a colleague of Krauss’s had merely tried to speak about his positive findings regarding the high-fat Atkins diet, he was met with jeers and derision. One member of the audience yelled “I am absolutely disgusted that the [government] would waste my money on a study on the Atkins diet” – to the applause of many.

For those who would point out that Atkins died of a heart attack:

Three years ago I carefully researched the details of the death of Robert Atkins and wrote about it on this blog. I was motivated by the grossly inaccurate portrayal of him promulgated on vegan and plant-based websites. Elsewhere on this website I have described in detail the death of Nathan Pritikin whose ultra-low fat diet stands in stark contrast to Atkins’ ultra-low carb diet.

Atkins suffered a completely random event slipping and falling on ice and suffering an epidural hematoma. Pritikin developed leukemia and died after committing suicide.

... and we are the science deniers?

Cause science.