>>16710626>you can't have it both waysi wasn't trying to have it both ways. i'm more than happy to read through said published results and make a determination for myself based on the evidence they provide.
but in both of the instances you speak of, they don't provide the results, they simply say
>experts agreeand leave it at that. which is a good reason for remaining skeptical.
unless you'd like to actually show me some of these studies that say humans and chimps can't breed. better make sure it isn't just an article saying "experts say". i want to see the actual DNA and math myself, that's fact-checking 101.
here's a good example for you between what an actual scientific study looks like compared to "just an article". we'll be using the chelating properties of charcoal for this exercise.
fake/goofy article where "experts say" charcoal has chelating properties (specifically for heavy metals):
https://naturalsociety.com/6-foods-natural-heavy-metal-chelation/
real scientific article where you can check the maths & results yourself, which says that the chelating properties of charcoal are non-existent at best, only slightly aiding in the intestinal tract:
https://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media/USDANOPActivatedCharcoalTechnicalReport.pdf
see the difference? so when i say that i would like to see the published studies, i would like to see the latter example, and not just some sensationalist post you pulled from google.